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Knotty Is Nice: DuChateau Floors Reinterprets the Modern-Rustic Surface
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SAN DIEGO, August 18, 2010—DuChateau Floors, maker of luxury, FSC-certified, wide-planked European hardwood floors, puts a modern twist on vintage-style flooring with the Riverstone collection. An evolution of hand-sculpted hardwood floors, Riverstone blends beautifully with interiors old and new. Natural distressing and raised knots give the floors a raw and organic contour that feels comforting beneath the feet.

“Some of the most impactful spaces blend modern and rustic elements,” says Misael Tagle, CEO and co-founder of DuChateau Floors. “Combing raw textures, natural materials and old with new creates interiors that are comforting, reassuring and surprisingly accessible.”

The 7-7/16-inch-wide planks are 72 inches long and 5/8-inch thick. Made of FSC-certified woods, Riverstone come in five finishes: Arno, Danube, Rhine, Seine and Thames. DuChateau Floors uses artistic methods perfected in Holland combined with today’s state-of-the-art technology to create its floors. Each plank is treated with natural, zero-VOC hard wax oil for a beautiful and durable matte finish. The FSC-certified floors qualify for LEED credits. Popular moldings, including a Stair Nose, T-mold, Reducer and a Baby Threshold, and custom pieces like stair treads, risers and crown moldings, allow you to complete the installation with impeccable fit and finish.

About DuChateau Floors
DuChateau Floors manufactures and markets wide-plank wood floors that offer the look, feel and longevity of old-world European surfaces crafted centuries ago. Using artistic methods perfected in Holland combined with today’s state-of-the-art technology, each plank is treated with all-natural, zero-VOC hard wax oil for a beautiful and highly resistant matte finish. As a proponent of environmentally friendly harvesting methods, DuChateau wood floors are certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. The firm is also a member of the U.S. Green Building Council and the floors qualify for LEED credits.


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8/19/2010 8:23:31 AM
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