Barn flooring ideas

If you’ve ever embarked upon (or even have just priced out) a remodel, you’ll realize that flooring is one of those things that seems like not much of a big deal but can actually add up to a whole, whole lot of money. So today we’re taking a look at inexpensive flooring choices: ones that initially may not seem particularly glamorous, but might actually wind up looking really great — and saving you a lot of money in the process.

Since I’ve done almost no decorating this year, haven’t wrapped a single gift or baked a single cookie (yet), I’m lacking in the holiday post department. But that’s doesn’t mean I don’t have a little gift for you. Because I do: An awesome idea for a super cool, great looking and inexpensive floor. This floor […]

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Pavers are a simple, but attractive horse barn flooring option. They are an interlocking paver with a dog bone shape.

The upper floors in most of the old houses in our area are finished in pine. The material is often covered over with carpet because it is a “soft wood“, not hardwood flooring. However, pine can have a beauty all its own, and we’re always barefoot by the time we get upstairs anyway:My mom tells an old story about her husband hopping across their old pine floors years ago on a pogo stick, leaving a trail of dot-dot-dot across the room.

From barn to bar. In just one week we installed over 350m2 of Iron Grey polished concrete at this extraordinary 19th century conversion in the Cotswolds.

For this pine flooring Hertfordshire project, we used solid white spruce pine reclaimed scaffold boards to create flooring that is full of character and rich

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