Cinnamon Weave

Original Essence Collection

Teak Burma

Engineered

Sawcut

Specifications & Installation

SPECIES Teak Burma
STRUCTURE Engineered
TEXTURE Sawcut

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The difference is in the details

Experience

We offer unparalleled service and expertise, to make the process of selecting a new wood floor a true pleasure.

Practice

A practice that allows us to preserve natural resources while assuring the beauty and quality of every Carlisle floor.

Vision

Our New England craftsmen are true artisans and bring out the best in each board so that your vision comes to life.

FAQS

What Type of Glue Should I Use?

Carlisle floors can be installed using two common methods — blind nail and glue or full-spread glue down. For blind nail and glue, PL Premium is a very common construction adhesive, and is applied with a caulking gun. For a full-spread glue down, Bostik's Best, Sika or Wakol are all very common brands. Your installer may also have their own preferred product, which they have determined is acceptable for with wide plank flooring within your installation environment.

Are There Any Limitations as to Where Carlisle Floors Can Be Installed?

Carlisle wide plank floors are suitable for residential or commercial projects. They can be installed at, above, or below grade; in any room including kitchens and bathrooms; on radiant heat, concrete slab or plywood, and in a variety of environments. To learn more, visit our Installation page.

Does Your Wood Flooring Come With a Warranty?

Carlisle wide plank floors come with a lifetime structural warranty. View our complete warranty.

Can I Buy Your Floors Locally?

The best way to buy a Carlisle wide plank floor is directly from us. No matter where you are located we can work with you directly or with an installer or builder on your behalf. We have worked with thousands of clients worldwide for over 50 years. Our Wide Plank Specialists provide samples and pricing for product selection. They are well versed in all aspects of wide plank flooring design, with technical expertise to assist you during all stages of your project.

What is “Attic Stock”?

Given the custom nature of your new floor, we recommend that you order a small, additional amount of flooring to keep as “attic stock” that can be used to repair or replace boards over the life of your floor, and help you avoid setup fees, additional shipping and longer lead times associated with ordering flooring below our minimum order amounts. If you are purchasing a floor that will be stained on site, we also recommend that you order an extra gallon of stain, since stain formulations and colors change on a regular basis, we cannot guarantee availability of your stain in the future.

Why Do I Need a "Cutting Allowance"?

Your installer will need to resize boards during the installation process. This can result in a small amount of waste that cannot be used. To ensure you do not run short during installation, plan ordering at least 10% more flooring than your actual square foot coverage. This is your cutting allowance.