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Old World Pine combines knotty Ponderosa Pine with a distressed surface and prefinished stain. The distressing intentionally adds surface character to the new wood, creating an aged appearance without requiring naturally weathered lumber.
No. Old World Pine is made from knotty Ponderosa Pine that receives a distressed texture and prefinished stain to produce its aged character. Distressing is a finishing process used to give newer pine a weathered appearance rather than relying on wood recovered from an older structure.
Old World Pine Planks are offered in the Drawbridge Brown finish. The brown stain works with the distressed surface and natural character of the knotty pine to create the product's aged wood appearance.
Yes. The Old World Pine profile is specifically manufactured so it can be installed as Shiplap with a nickel-gap or as Center-Match. This gives the same plank product two different joint appearances depending on which face and profile orientation is selected during installation.
Old World Pine's tongue-and-groove construction can be blind nailed so the fasteners are concealed by the adjoining boards. This allows the distressed wood surface and repeating plank joints to remain the dominant visual elements instead of exposed nail heads. The ability to blind nail this exact product is documented in its installation features.
