Tung oil on pine floors

Wondering what kind of oil to use on hardwood floors? Tung oil. Learn how to add a polished and beautiful look to your floor with tung oil here.

You may or may not remember that we took a different route when finishing our wood floors in our home. Instead of installing pre-finished floors or using polyurethane, we chose to finish unfinished yellow pine with pure tung oil. And in the two years we've been living with these floors, we have received hundreds of questions about how they are holding up. I guess we aren't the only ones who are interested in this beautiful, natural, nontoxic finish.

Comparing Tung Oil vs. Polyurethane can be a little complex - each has it's pros and cons depending on the application. Read more about which is right for you.

Are you looking for a way to protect your wood surface? Try using tung oil, here is a tutorial on how to apply tung oil to wood. A tung oil finish could be the perfect finish you are looking for!

You may or may not remember that we took a different route when finishing our wood floors in our home. Instead of installing pre-finished floors or using polyurethane, we chose to finish unfinished yellow pine with pure tung oil. And in the two years we've been living with these floors, we have received hundreds of questions about how they are holding up. I guess we aren't the only ones who are interested in this beautiful, natural, nontoxic finish.

After a lot of hours spent sanding wood, you want the wood to have a beautiful finish, but you are torn between whether to use Danish oil or tung oil. This article is aimed at helping you decide which oil you want to use to finish your woodwork. Both these…

A few years ago I got an email from Mark K. He had questions having to do with choosing finished #flooring, and my answers can help anyone interested in pine floors.

Tung oil is the hardest natural finish you can buy for hardwood floors. This article explores the FAQ of using tung oil, its advantages, and its disadvantages on a wood floor.

Longleaf Lumber offers expertly milled reclaimed Eastern White Pine flooring in two distinct grades: Bright-Planed White Pine and Skip-Planed White Pine. Both are milled in square-edge profile, with widths from 4”-14”. These boards are generally milled to 3/4” thickness and 2’-14’ lengths. Extra wide plank floorboards can be milled to order.

Under many layers of newer flooring we found the original pine floorboards, mostly in pretty good shape, but a lot of old paint, some sort of wash in other