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Restoration Value & Sanding Lifespan Modern softwood and engineered boards often feature thin wear layers or wide, soft sapwood that limits their service life. Historic floorboards are solid, high-density timber throughout, allowing them to be professionally sanded, restored, and re-finished multiple times across future generations without losing structural integrity.Â
The reason your floors will outlast any new floors!🪵 Modern Timber (New Wood)
Fast‑grown plantation wood Wide growth rings, softer grain More movement: cupping, twisting, shrinking Less dense, lower impact resistance Uniform appearance but lacks depth.
Before — Historic Timber (Old Wood)
Slow‑grown, tight grain from old‑growth forests Narrow rings = high density and natural strength. Exceptionally stable after 80–120 years of seasoning, Rich colour, deeper character, unique patina
Superior durability and long‑term performance.
Why This Matters for Your Floor
Old timber isn’t just “older” — it’s better wood! It sands cleaner, finishes beautifully, and stays stable for decades. Modern timber is convenient, but it simply can’t match the strength, density and character of century‑old boards.
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