Wide Plank Farmhouse Douglas Fir Flooring
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Douglas fir is one of the great structural softwoods of the American West, used for generations in barns, warehouses, factories, and timber frame buildings throughout the Pacific Coast and inland regions. Reclaimed old-growth fir has a depth of color and character that is difficult to find in new lumber today, shaped by centuries of slow growth before the trees were ever harvested.
The color ranges from pale golden yellow to warm reddish amber and deepens naturally with age and light exposure. The grain can run tight and straight or open into wider cathedral patterns, with scattered knots and natural variation that give the material warmth and individuality without overwhelming the floor's overall look. Wide plank dimensions emphasize the scale and movement of the wood in a way that narrower flooring cannot. The smooth surface allows the grain and color to read clearly, making reclaimed Douglas fir a natural fit for farmhouse interiors, mountain homes, warm contemporary spaces, and quieter architectural settings where a lighter-toned wood with genuine age and history is desired. The gallery below shows this flooring in a range of finishes, including Bona Extra Matte, Rubio Monocoat Pure, and unfinished wood, offering a sense of how differently the material reads depending on finish, lighting, and surrounding materials. |
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SPECIFICATIONS
Construction: Solid or Engineered Width: Random Widths 3"-6", 4"-8" or Wider Thickness: 3/4" Lengths: 2’-12’ Random Lengths Milled Profiles: Tongue and Groove Edge Options: Square ro Micro-Bevel Finish Options: Unfinished or Prefinished Bona Matte Polyurethane or Rubio Pure Oil Characteristics: Nail holes, mineral staining, insect scarring, etc. |
