Rough Sawn Yellow Pine
Over 100 years ago, yellow pine was used to frame Baltimore rowhouses. Left untouched, these boards exhibit a gorgeous patina in brown and gray hues, accentuated by saw marks and nail holes that attest to their pedigree. When planed down, deep honey colors are revealed. This material is extraordinarily versatile: use it for flooring, accent walls, or table-tops.
Thickness: Available in thickness from 5/8″ to 1″
Widths: Available in variable or uniform widths from 3 – 8″
Lengths: 3 – 10′
Profile: Square Edge of T&G
Character: Nail holes, ferrous stains, kerf marks, mineral stains
Projects Featuring This Material:
DC Rowhouse Modern Restoration
