For more than 40 years, Carlisle's Heart Pine has come from a 30,000-acre plantation in Alabama, owned and operated by the Crosby family. The wood is prized for its rich color and durability.

This is the wood that spawned the American Industrial Revolution. Both tremendously strong and widely available in much of the Southeast, Southern Longleaf or "Heart" Pine was the building material of choice for burgeoning factories, bridges and even ship masts. It was also used extensively for flooring and can be seen today in everything form the most elegant southern mansions to the simplest of "Cracker" house, and cherished for its rich amber and pumpkin hues and contrasting grains.

Heart Pine Flooring Details

Our Heart Pine Flooring is available in Tongue & Groove, Shiplap or Square Edge.
The fine milling of a Carlisle Heart Pine floor makes it easy to install, whether you hire a professional installer or do it yourself.

Premium Grade Heart Pine
Dark amber-orange heart and tight, vertical grain structure characterize this formal floor.

Country Grade Heart Pine
Contains less heart, producing a warm, honey patina with a wider grain
structure and occasional knots.

Crosby Heirloom Heart Pine
A one-of-a-kind floor with exceptionally wide boards that harkens back to an age when all heart pine floors were crafted in these widths. Third generation plantation owner John Crosby inspects every board himself.