Customers looking forward to walking on their new Birch floors in stocking feet
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Yellow Birch. Need we say more?
Of course, we can’t resist telling you about our Carlisle Birch, which contains particularly dramatic heartwood because it is sawn from fully mature trees grown and sustainably harvested in Northern New England. In addition to being extremely durable, Birch has distinctive blends of lighter coloration. Each board has an intriguing combination of blonde outer edges and warm cherry-like center portions. Its varying grain patterns range from subtle swirls to highly figured flames. The result is a very unusual floor that is sure to become the focal point in any contemporary or traditional setting.
Here’s what a recent customer, who worked with Shanon Sterrett of Carlisle’s Stoddard, N.H. headquarters, had to say about the Carlisle Birch floors he purchased: “The floors are BEAUTIFUL !!!!” He sent along these photographs of the floor after two coats of satin finish were applied. After another light sanding and two more coats of finish, the customer will be ready to take his first steps on the new planks. “It will be stocking feet for certain!” he wrote.
Posted on Jul 11, 2011 AT 09:07 AM in Hardwood Flooring • (2) Comments
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