StoryBook Floors

Jan 2019

Pine flooring can be hand scraped and finished by our experienced craftsmen. Pine provides natural looking results, no matter the stain or finish that is chosen. Call StoryBook Floors today to schedule an appointment, and we can tell you more about our process for creating wide plank pine flooring.

$2k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Parquet is a beautiful decorative flooring that is the product of careful craftsmanship. Parquet flooring has often been seen as a symbol of grandeur and luxury. StoryBook Floors can create beautiful parquet flooring that is perfect for your home or other property. Our flooring services are available in Pittsburgh, PA, Cleveland, OH, Chicago, IL, Boston, MA, Philadelphia, PA, and throughout the United States. Call us today to find out more.

$2k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Wire-brushed hardwood flooring is a type of textured hardwood that is becoming increasingly popular for its great looks and ability to hide dirt and scratches. This makes this the ideal type of hardwood flooring for those with children and dogs. Wire brushed flooring is produced by scouring the plank with a stiff wire brush. The softer particles are scoured away, leaving a pattern of shallow grooves following the natural grain of the wood. If you would like this beautiful oak flooring for your residential or commercial property, contact StoryBook Floors today. We are proud to offer our handcrafted surfaces to clients throughout the United States.

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

For hundreds of years prior to the Industrial Age, evenly-surfaced and polished hardwood flooring was a rare luxury. Prior to the advent of planers and sanders, hardwood floors were installed fresh from the sawmill, leaving visible saw blade marks (kerfs). Our circular-sawn floors are likely smoother than were those installed in the early Victorian era, since our floors are run through a sander to smooth away splintering. The kerf marks in a circular-sawn floorboard stain darker than the rest of the board, highlighting the much-desired individual character.

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Careful charring burns the softer grains first, enhancing the character of the wood. The floor can then be stained or simply varnished as is to make a very striking appearance in a room. The sample below is of Southern Heart Pine that has been circular-sawn and then charred. No stain and no surface varnish have yet been applied. If you would like to find out more about this type of flooring and other American made flooring, call StoryBook Floors today

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Amish craftsmen hand scrape oak floors in our shop. Each board is individually crafted in accordance with its natural grain and character to give each a unique appearance. We can use this process with a range of wood types, including oak, walnut, hickory, and many others. If you would like beautiful and unique floors created for your home, commercial building, or upcoming project, call on StoryBook Floors.

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

The oldest pattern of parquet was developed to mimic brick, which was common on church floors in 16th century France. The oldest known herringbone floor is from 1539. Like all parquetry, chevron and herringbone require precision in mill and miter work. It takes thousands of pieces precisely cut to make up a herringbone floor.

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Contour-sanded distress is subtle and does not easily show in a photograph; when felt by hand or foot it is smooth, but irregular, most resembling the gentle undulations of ocean water on a calm day. This is a replication of the floors found in the cathedrals of Europe, worn unevenly smooth by centuries of foot traffic. At StoryBook Floors, we can craft and sand this type of flooring for a building of any size from Chicago, IL to Boston, MA and everywhere in between. Call us today to schedule an appointment.

$1k

Titusville, PA

Jan 2019

Herringbone and chevron flooring are a type of flooring categorized under parquet. Parquet flooring is composed of wooden blocks in a geometric pattern. A common question we get is "what is the difference between herringbone and chevron?" The answer is that the difference is in the zigzag design. Herringbone has a broken zigzag design where chevron has a continuous zigzag design. Herringbone pieces are cut in rectangles, where as chevron pieces are cut at an angle. If you take a look below at our work, you will see the difference in the hardwood flooring.

$1k

Titusville, PA