Reclaimed Mill Pine Flooring | Reclaimed Wood Flooring

Lead time | 10-12 weeks from order.
Shipping | £210.00
Minimum Order | 10m2

Depth | Engineered: 20mm (+/-0.5mm)
Width | 70mm - 260mm (Average Approx Width 155mm)
Length | 400mm – 2450mm (average approx 1600mm)

Grade | Reclaimed
Surface | Reclaimed
Application | Commercial & Residential
Construction | Engineered: 5.5 mm (+/-0.5mm)/15mm
Edges | Hand Spoked
Installation | Glue, Secret Nail
UFH | Yes
Finish | Raw Lacquer
Shine | Natural Matte
Species | Oak

Please note: that as this is a natural product the colour, grain knots and markings will vary from batch to batch, as well as from one plank to another, making The Main Company’s flooring a truly unique natural product.

Maintenance | Environmental conditions

- Ensure the relative humidity is kept as consistent as possible and lies between 40%-60%
- Room temperature should be between 18- 22 degrees, with the floor's surface temperature never exceeding 27 degrees over UFH.
- Rugs can create heat spots when used in conjunction with underfloor heating. This can damage the flooring.
- Flooring not exposed to the same light conditions as other areas will adjust in colour differently over time.
Cleaning
- Use a hoover or dry micro fibre mop for general floor cleaning.
- Clean every 4 weeks with a damp mop & diluted maintenance products as advised in your specific flooring product guide. Ensure the floor is free of dirt before using the maintenance system.
- Never use a steam cleaner, household cleaners OR excessive water on a timber floor as it will quickly deteriorate or damage the surface protection.

Cleaning

- Clean up any spillage as soon as possible to avoid stains on the surface.
- If a stain does appear, a few maintenance products and tips are available in the specific flooring product guide, which may help remove the unwanted stain.
- Scratches and dents will appear throughout a floor's lifetime; in the first instance, this can be alarming, but as your floor gets older, it will gain its patina crafted by nature once again. One of the main reasons we reclaim floors is because they look better with age. There is no way of making a new piece of oak look as good as something 80 years old, which will be valid for your reclaimed floor. Having said this, if there is a significant dent or scratch that you want to try to make, less obvious coloured pencils can be a great way to obtain a close colour match; once the match is achieved, refinish the top coat as per your product guide.
- Information on specific maintenance coats can be found in the flooring product guide. If you are unsure, please don't hesitate to contact us for further information.