Original floorboards

1930's hallway original floor board renovation

Our reclaimed pine floorboards make fantastic original floors, with original surfaces reflecting their timeless age and history.

Wooden floor in Victorian house. Plank floor floorboards boards original wood wooden Osmo Polyx Oil restore refinish repair.

Read our easy step by step guide on how to restore original floorboards in a period home. Whether you have Edwardian or Victorian floorboards, our DIY guide will show you how to sand floorboards and which finishes are best. #originalfloorboards #sandingfloorboards #nospacelikehome #diy

Well over 7 years of home renovation under our belts (how did that happen!?)) it’s inevitable that we’ve tackled more than our fair share of projects. Out of all projects, our favourite home improvement is

Floorworks project in Clapham: Floor Sanding Original Floorboards & Staining in Victorian Pine, SW4

These original floorboards were sanded down and then treated with Fiddes hard wax oil in white. Then end result was a lovely washed out mat finish, perfect for the modern scandi look.

sanded pine floor with white finish

Most people are delighted when they discover original pine wooden floorboards hiding under their carpets. However, what starts out as an exciting discovery doesn’t always lead to the dream floor that homeowners expect. Are pine wood floors durable and are they worth renovating? To answer this question, it’s time to go back and find out how the boards were made and originally used.

Antique Pine flooring for this country house in Writtle, Essex. The wood was specially finished and treated.

We've brought our original Victorian wooden flooring and stairs back to life!

The British Wood Flooring Company had the pleasure in supplying and installing a reclaimed pine floor for two floors of this Victorian House restoration

What to expect when sanding wooden floorboards yourself. Practical tips + cost breakdown.

Dark velvet sofa and light stripped wood floorboards

Hello Thanks for sharing your question about your floorboards. There have been quite a few discussions regarding filling gaps between floorboards. I've suggested using fillers and in extreme cases filling the gaps with filler rod. In regards to the debris between the gap, it's difficult to tell

sanded floorboards