Heart Pine Lumber

These salvaged heart pine timbers once destined for the land fill have a wonderful hidden beauty that can only be released by sawing these timbers into lumber.

Heart pine lumber.

This forest grew trees four feet in diameter and up to 150 feet tall. If you re looking for something unique for your home it s certainly an option and a wood with a very interesting history from a production standpoint. You deserve only the best. Multiple species including 200 year old heart pine and heart cypress.

Unmatched in depth of color and tone our antique heart pine is available in six grades ranging from delicate refined lines and quartersawn elegance to the post industrial knot and nail hole ridden visual landscape of our naily buckshot when available and 3 grades. Some companies sell southern yellow pine loblolly shortleaf pine slash or a combination and call it heart pine. Award winning river recovered and reclaimed luxury antique wood flooring. Heartpine is the finest lumber ever grown.

Heart pine refers to the heartwood of the pine tree which is the non living center of the tree trunk while the sapwood is the outer living layer which transports nutrients. Heart pine is our cornerstone product and our favorite wood to work with. Pine is an often overlooked flooring material due as it s a softer wood although heart pine is different from yellow or white pine. Compare and you will clearly see why goodwin is the industry gold standard.

Heart pine wood heart pine is the old growth yellow pine once common in the american south and atlantic coast regions. These trees were very dense and high in resign content. Early american settlers discovered a vast forest over 95 million acres spanning from the southern atlantic shoreline to the mississippi river. Antique heart pine lumber 100 of our antique heart pine lumber sawn from reclaimed old growth pine timbers and decking.

Although they are pine and they have heartwood antique longleaf pine especially the river recovered wood is stronger more durable more stable and has a richer patina and color. Is it truly antique. Heart pine is the heartwood of the longleaf pine tree pinus palustris which is no longer harvested for commercial use and is now primarily available only as reclaimed lumber. Incidentally the name southern yellow pine when referring to graded lumber includes only the four major species.

Heartwood and sapwood in pinus sylvestris. Often the reclaimed or old pine is called antique heart pine while pine sawn from trees today is called new heart pine. It can be the heartwood of the southern pines. The lumberyard stuff is slash pine pinus elliottii loblolly pine pinus taeda or less often shortleaf pine pinus echinata.

Designed and preserved by nature carefully recovered and expertly refined.