Eastern White Pine Wide Plank Flooring

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Eastern White Pine Plank Flooring

Here at our family-run mill in Brattleboro, Vermont, working with eastern white pine is like cheering for the Red Sox. They’re both New England favorites with deep roots and a long history underfoot. For more than 250 years, eastern white pine has been the flooring of choice in this region.

Eastern white pine’s humble charm is perfect for a casual home. The species’ slow growth results in a tight, smooth, inconspicuous grain pattern with occasional large knots. Its color typically falls somewhere between pale yellowish tan to light reddish-brown. These attributes provide an earthy quality to any space it inhabits.

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How to Order

Order custom-milled Eastern White Pine Flooring in one of two ways:

Unfinished

Unfinished planks require light sanding after installation to knock sharp edges and prepare the floor for the onsite finish application. From $10 - $14/SF

Prefinished

Prefinished planks are milled with a slight bevel, and are sanded, sealed, and top coated with the prefinish on your signed control sample. Starting at unfinished price + $6/SF

Design Your Eastern White Pine Floor

Explore our range of White Pine finishes and available plank widths by selecting the tabs below.

Finish Grade Style of cut Widths Solid / Engineered

Finish

This classic finish uses a ''Pecan'' stain to create a rich, historic look on your hardwood flooring. Over time, its honey tones will accentuate and deepen.

Versions of this traditional tung oil finish have been used on white pine for centuries. Its satin sheen gives the wood a golden finish, the likes of which you’ll see on floors, ceilings, and walls around Vermont.

Ascutney’s is rich in honey brown tones with a satin sheen, and evokes the aesthetic of our area’s rustic cabins.

Often referred to as “pumpkin pine” because of its pumpkin-colored undertones, Cold Hollow has a rich, satin sheen.

If you’re looking for a contemporary take on a historic wood, Haystack’s crisp, white-washed finish is the one for you. Its low sheen makes any space light and airy.

Grade

Style of cut

Widths

Solid / Engineered

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Solid Plank Structure

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Engineered Plank Structure

Vermont Plank’s Eastern White Pine hardwood flooring is offered in both a solid and engineered plank structure. We recommend Engineered EWP for bathrooms, basements, anywhere below grade, or for application directly on concrete.

Learn more about our Engineered Plank Flooring here.

Vermont Plank Eastern White Pine Flooring Reviews

Brett Baskin

We ordered wide pine flooring from Vermont and have had a very good experience. The floors are beautiful but I'm leaving this review because of their customer service. We had some damage that occurred during the shipping process. The representatives and the owner were all completely understanding and helpful throughout the process. I would highly recommend if you are looking for custom milled flooring for your project.

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Jeff Soley

Couldn't be happier with our experience renovating 1/2 of our 1793 farmhouse with wide plank pine from Vermont Plank Flooring. We just started laying the flooring. Pics of the completed project will follow!

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Jonathan Buck

Vermont Plank Flooring was a pleasure to do business with from the start. They promptly returned pricing upon request, answered questions, and delivered the order as scheduled. The wide pine flooring was in immaculate shape when it arrived at the job site. No dents, no cracked edges, and the millwork was flat and straight. The wood was beautiful, and we have a happy client.

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1. Is Eastern White Pine Flooring the Right Choice for My Project?

Eastern white pine’s versatility allows it to blend harmoniously with both traditional and contemporary motifs. The patina it develops over time adds to its allure, providing a soft and welcoming sense of comfort.

2. What Size Planks are Available?

At Vermont Plank Flooring, we work with small, private New England landowners who supply us with wood selectively cut from trees that have reached full maturity. This allows us to produce eastern white pine flooring in the widest planks available—from 10 to 15 inches in width—and up to 16 feet in length, effectively matching the impressive boards milled from the old-growth trees harvested in the pre-Revolutionary era. Nobody else comes close.

With fewer seams, wide planks create a more striking design aesthetic and a sense of luxury and expanse. For many wood species, the wider the boards, the more prominent those seams can become, as normal seasonal expansion and contraction aren’t distributed across several boards. But eastern white pine is surprisingly stable dimensionally when dry, thereby minimizing the prospect of yawning gaps, even with planks a foot or more in width. Seamless, indeed!

3. How Durable Is Eastern White Pine?

If you are looking for flooring that is an impenetrable fortress, look to another species like white oak, hickory, or walnut. Eastern white pine is technically a softwood, so it will ding and dent over time. But we like to think of those accumulated imperfections as a patina—character enhancements that add to the charm and appeal. Over time, extensive foot traffic will prompt eastern white pine flooring to harden as the wood’s fibers compress, resulting in a foot-worn floor that will last for hundreds of years, as it has in the pre-Revolutionary War homes of Bunker Hill, Lexington, and Concord.

4. What Will Eastern White Pine Look Like in My Home?

Eastern white pine will provide an unpretentious quality to your home—simple, but simultaneously beautiful. Its subtle grain pattern is juxtaposed with occasional large knots, offering a playful variability. Its color, varying from creamy tan sapwood to ochre-tinged light brown heartwood, holds finishes exceptionally well which provides opportunities to create a perfect balance between eastern white pine’s natural welcoming warmth and the style and character of the other elements of your home’s interior.

5. Where in My Home is Eastern White Pine Suited?

6. Tell Me More About Eastern White Pine

Early settlers found the species in great supply in the nearby forests of New England and quickly learned that it was relatively easy to cut and saw. As the tallest pines in North America, and with impressive diameters, the trees were used for ship masts. They also produced long and unusually wide boards that made for easy and quick flooring installation. Those wide planks are a hallmark feature of homes in historic districts throughout New England.