The richest, most beautiful antique flooring in the world…in limited supply.

PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS GUIDE

Only Goodwin

Back in the 1 9 70s George Goodwin, a master carpenter and home

builder, was handpicking the finest materials to build his own dream home. He acquired some

longleaf pine logs a fisherman friend recovered from the Suwannee River and the rest is history.

The virgin quality, rich red patina and amazing grains of this “underwater” heart pine, as well

as the rarity and historical significance, became his passion. He realized others would value this

treasure and opened Goodwin Heart Pine Company in 1976.

Since then, Goodwin’s wood has won numerous awards including the prestigious 2002

Designer’s Choice Wood Floor by the American Society of Interior Designers, and Floor of the Year

in 2000, 1999 and 1997 from the National Wood Flooring Association.

YOU, TOO, CAN OWN A GOODWIN.

River-Recovered Heart Pine Specialists™

Where antique heart pine comes from

Before the American Revolution, longleaf pine…the

source of heart pine…dominated the landscape in the

South. Where there was once approximately 90 million

acres, less than 10,000 acres of original-growth heart pine

remain today.

Why heart pine is the ‘wood that built America’

More than 150 years ago, you couldn’t go anywhere in

the South without running into the naval stores industry,

which tapped longleaf trees for valuable resin used in

paints, soaps, weatherproofing products, shoe polish and

medicines.

However, the logs were even more valuable. The

common timbering method was to cut trees with axes and

drag logs with oxen or mule teams to the riverbanks. And

the best way to transport longleaf logs to downstream

sawmills was via makeshift river rafts.

As industrial America began to flex its muscles later in

the 19th century, heart pine was transported in tall ships

made of heart pine up the Eastern seaboard and over to

Europe. The Herculean wood provided flooring, joists and

paneling for homes and factories, as well as timbers for

bridges, warehouses, railroad cars and wharves. Also appre-

ciated for its beauty, it was utilized in Victorian hotels and

palaces.

Anytime you visit an old building, look around. You

are likely to recognize heart pine still hard at work and in

excellent condition. Independence Hall, Jefferson’s

Monticello, the Brooklyn Bridge and many homes from

the 18th and 19th centuries are just a few examples where

antique heart pine has stood the test of time.

Heart cypress trees were the true giants

Original-growth bald cypress trees were also logged

more than a century ago and are recovered by Goodwin

from Southern rivers. Many of these amazing prehistoric

survivors were more than 1000 years old and over 100 feet

tall. Prized for resistance to insects and water damage, this

wood was a favorite of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Why River-RecoveredTM wood is better

In our experience the densest and best logs were the

ones that slipped loose from the rafts and sank to the river

bottom. The cool waters preserve the logs in pristine

condition, which results in wood not only more stable and

durable, but more alive and richer in color...just as it

would have been 200 years ago.

Goodwin Heart Pine is the only well established company

recovering these virgin-growth logs. Today, just like yesterday,

heart pine and heart cypress are cherished for their special

qualities. This wood will last for generations to come.

100% Satisfaction Guaranteed

If we don’t meet your specifications as agreed upon prior to

shipment, we will refund all or part of standard stock,

unaltered materials for up to 30 days after its arrival and

before installation.

Own a Goodwin

• 100% antique reclaimed

• 100% top quality

• 100% useable

You Can Count on Us100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

� We guarantee you 100 percent heart face on everyRiver-Recovered™ board, and 98-100 percent on our finest building-reclaimed Legacy™ products.

� Your order is trimmed of all waste materials and allhorizontal shake is removed. Unlike other mills, we donot mark or leave defects in the floorboards for you tocut out unless specified by the client.

� Each board is evaluated and graded again and againthroughout the milling process to guarantee a consis-tent, stable product worthy of the Goodwin name.

� Goodwin exceeds the highest industry standards and ispossibly the only manufacturer who follows the strictest1904 standards from the Southern Pine InspectionBureau.

� Our flooring is precisely milled to exact specifications(to within only a few thousandths of an inch). Each fitis tight to eliminate squeaks and to save money duringinstallation.

� We trim the ends of each floorboard precisely to assistinstallation.

� All floors feature back relief to let each board “breathe” properly.

� We give you more wood on the top for nailing and for extra sanding over the floor’s expected lifespan ofseveral centuries long.

� Your floor is counted by lengths to guarantee “morethan” 100 percent coverage.

� We don’t cut down trees. The rare heart pine and heartcypress logs we reclaim from rivers are recovered byindependent state-licensed diving crews.

� When you buy Goodwin’s products you are doing the right thing for the environment. Some of our products can be used to achieve points from LEED, an organization that fosters the use of environmentallysensitive building products.

� The timber is carefully kiln-dried so the flooring can beeasily acclimated to the site.

� Don’t hesitate to ask us about custom orders.

Age Heart wood Knots Growth Notes Widths Color Nail (= hardness Rings Available Holes& durability) (= hardness)

Select 200-500 yrs 100% None over At least No pitch up to 10” floor rich red none1 1/4” 8 per inch pockets over 1/8” up to 12” lumber

Select Clear 200-500 yrs 100% Rare, pin knots At least No pitch up to 10” floor rich red noneup to 1/2” 8 per inch pockets over 1/8” up to 12” lumber

Vertical 200-500 yrs 100% None over At least No pitch 3” and 4” rich red none1 1/4” 8 per inch pockets over 1/8” 6” limited qty.

Vertical 200-500 yrs 100% Rare, pin knots At least No pitch 3” or up to 4” rich red noneClear up to 1/2” 8 per inch pockets over 1/8” 6” limited qty.

Curly 200-500 yrs 100% Rare, pin knots NA Rare burl up to 10” rich red nonefor only lumber

Midnight 200-500 yrs 100% None over At least No pitch up to 6” chocolate noneSelect 1 1/2” 8 per inch pockets over 1/8” 8” limited qty. cherry

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C O M P A R I S O N C H A R T

Do not make the mistake of comparing our antique woods to new heart pine,“old-growth,” or non-native species. New heart pine (not offered byGoodwin) is usually 70-90 years old; is softer than antique heart pine with 50 to 100% heart; has knots up to 2 inches; has only about 4 growth rings;and is pale yellow with some red. Some manufacturers may call this “old growth” wood and/or may cut down existing trees for manufacturing. Thiswood as well as other woods harvested outside the country, simply can not be compared to antique heart pine.

Select grain is achieved by sawing flat through the log and results in a blend of both arching

grain and vertical grain in planks up to 10 inches wide (wider widths available for lumber). Goodwin pro-

vides a high percentage of vertical grain (or about 75 to 85 percent) for wide plainsawn projects.

Vertical grain is a pinstriped pattern achieved along the full length of the board by using the quar-

tersawing process (a more intricate sawing method that does incur more waste). Goodwin provides 100%

vertical grain, with growth rings no more than 45 degrees perpendicular to the face.

Curl y grain is an extremely rare, natural burled grain. This unique and luminous pattern is

found in the outer wood of less than 1% of all reclaimed logs. It is perfect for a stunning conversation

piece, inlays on flooring and cabinetry, and other specialty projects.

Select 500+ yrs 100% None over At least up to 10” floor honey brown none1 1/4” 8 per inch up to 12” lumber

Select Clear 500+ yrs 100% Rare, pin knots At least up to 10” floor honey brown noneup to 1/2” 8 per inch and paneling

up to 14” lumber;up to 40” custom

Vertical 500+ yrs 100% None over At least Up to 8” honey brown none1 1/4” 8 per inch

Vertical 500+ yrs 100% Rare, pin knots At least Up to 8” honey brown noneClear up to 1/2” 8 per inch

Pecky 500+ yrs 100% None over NA up to 10” honey brown none1 1/2”

Midnight 500+yrs 100% None over At least up to 6” warm chocolate none1 1/2” 8 per inch

Wild Black 100% Rare, pin knots NA rich red brown none

Age Heart wood Knots Growth Notes Widths Color Nail(= hardness Rings Available Holes& durability) (= hardness)

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Select 200-500 yrs 98-100% None over At least Up to 8” rich red Average 15(75-85% 1 1/2” 6 per inch per 100 sq. ft.;vertical grain) slight staining

Vertical 200-500 yrs 98-100% None over At least 3” and 4” rich red Average 151 1/2” 6 per inch 6” limited qty. per 100 sq. ft.;

slight staining

Naily 200-500 yrs 95% None over At least 6 1/2” rich red frequent; 1 1/2” 8 per inch often a pattern

Character 200-500 yrs 75%-100% Up to 2” varying Up to 8” rich red Nail holes, (Vertical and with some staining,arching grain) yellow sap some cracking

& checking

Architectural and Design Specifications Overview

Specie

Sources

Grades

Color

Side Hardness

Widths

Heart

Heart Pine Heart Cypress Wild Cherry

GE N E R A L SPE C I F I C AT I O N S

S P E C I F I C A T I O N S

Original Growth Longleaf Pine(Pinus palustris)

River-Recovered™ logs cut and lost 100-200 years ago or Legacy™ from turn-of-the-century warehouses

• River-RecoveredTM Select• River-RecoveredTM Select Clear• River-RecoveredTM Vertical• River-RecoveredTM Vertical Clear• River-RecoveredTM Curly• MidnightTM Select• LegacyTM Select• LegacyTM Vertical• LegacyTM Naily• LegacyTM Character

• River-RecoveredTM and Legacy™ haverose, copper & burgundy tones

• Midnight has deeper cherry chocolate tones

• Character has varied color withsome lighter tones from sapwood content

1225 on the Janka scale comparable to red oak (1290) & 29% more stable

Floor: 2 1/4” to 9” face or customTreads solid/laminated: 11 1/4”Lumber: up to 2 1/2” x 12”Beams: up to 12” x 12”Architectural Millwork is full thick-ness, e.g., Crown 3/4” x 5 1/2”

100% for River-Recovered™; 98-100%for most Legacy™; 75% for Character

Original Growth Bald Cypress(Taxodium distichum)

River-Recovered™ logs cut and lost 100-200 years ago

• River-RecoveredTM Select• River-RecoveredTM Select Clear• River-RecoveredTM Vertical• River-RecoveredTM Vertical Clear• River-RecoveredTM Pecky• MidnightTM Select

• River-RecoveredTM has honey tonesto rich red tans and light chocolatetones

• Midnight has richer chocolatetones with red undertones

690 on the Janka scalecomparable to Douglas fir (660)

Floor: 2 1/4” to 9” face or customTreads solid/laminated: 11 1/4”Lumber: up to 2” x 14”Architectural Millwork is full thick-ness, e.g., Crown 3/4” x 5 1/2”

100% heart face

Wild Black Cherry(Prunus serotina)

Sustainably harvested from hardwoodslope forests

• Lustrous pinks to reddish brown;not as dark as Brazilian cherry.

950 on the Janka scalecomparable to walnut (1010)

Floor: 2 1/4” to 5 1/4” face Treads laminated: 11 1/4”Lumber: up to 2” x 8”Architectural Millwork is full thick-ness, e.g., Crown 3/4” x 5 1/2”

100% heart face

Flooring Random length 1’-12’ Heart Pine and Heart Cypress. Midnight and Cherry 1’-9’, with occasional longer lengths. All may be orderedLengths with specific lengths as needed.

Knots River-Recovered™ Select and Vertical allow infrequent tight sound knots, maximum 1 1/4” diameter or less; both grades may be orderedClear (pin knots only, no larger than 1/2” diameter). Legacy™ and Midnight will have some larger knots up to 1 1/2”.

Milling Virtually sand-free milling: 1995 Weinig Hydromat 22AL gives sand-free milling (levelness of subfloor will determine if you needonly screen and apply finish or sand once to apply finish).

Kiln Dried 6-8% moisture content in Nyle L500 dehumidification kiln. Acclimation highly recommended to your region and jobsite conditions.

Waste Zero – order only the amount your floor installer specifies (unless installing in diagonal or other unusual pattern).

Finishing Penetrating oil sealer & oil modified polyurethane (satin or gloss) • Waterborne sealer & waterborne polyurethane (satin or gloss)Penetrating tung oil sealer & finish (satin, medium or high gloss) • Penetrating oil & wax

Complements Quarter round, shoe, cove, baseboard, thresholds & plugs available • Complete line of stairparts & mouldings (standard and custom base, chairail, crown, casings, sills, etc.)• Paneling (full 3/4” thickness in v-joint, square-edge, single & double beaded)

Non-milled width: 4/4” x 3” 4

/4” x 4” 4/4” x 6” 4/4” x 8” 4/4” x 10”

Milled width: 3/4” x 2 1

/4”3/4” x 3 1

/4”3/4” x 5 1

/4” 3/4” x 7” 3/4” x 9”

Select $8.49 $9.06 $13.07 $16.22 $19.06

Select Clear $10.28 $10.87 $15.68 $19.49 $22.87

Vertical $13.17 $14.16 $21.05 —— ——

Vertical Clear $15.38 $16.53 $24.56 —— ——

Midnight Select $8.49 $9.06 $13.07 $16.22 ——(if available)

Curly Heart Pine $31.47 $31.47 $43.43 $52.12 $60.98

Antique Long Leaf $4.71 (if available) $5.43 (if available) $7.25 (if available) —— ——Pine33% +/- heart

Select $6.88 $7.57 $8.66 $9.80 $11.10

Select Clear $8.25 $9.08 $10.37 $11.25 $13.31

Vertical $8.95 $9.64 $11.57 $16.49 ——

Vertical Clear $10.33 $11.02 $12.29 $17.77 ——

Pecky $7.14 $7.84 $8.99 $10.16 $11.52

Midnight Select $6.88 $7.57 $8.66 —— ——

Select $7.03 (2 1/2”) $8.36 $10.25 —— ——

Vertical $9.71 (2 1/2”) $10.83 $16.83 —— ——

Naily $8.66 (6 1/2”)

Character $5.03 (2 1/2”) $5.69 $6.98 $8.93 $12.4375-90% heart

Wild Black Cherry $6.85 (2 1/4”) $7.10 $10.15 $12.74 (if available) ——100% Heart Face

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PL E A S E NOT E:

P R I C I N G : F L O O R & P A N E L I N G

iver-recovered™ antique wood does cost more than average flooring, but that’s because it’s not average.Because it’s original growth and was preserved underwater, it’s stronger, healthier and more beautifulthan other woods. Because it is rich and rare, it also adds value over time. When shopping, consider

that it never wears out, is easier to maintain, is recommended for those with allergies, and adds so much character and warmth to your most important environment.

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• Prices are by the square foot/random length, 1’-12’ tongue and groove. Paneling costs are minimum 10% more (3’ and longer).• A $50.00 set-up fee applies for Single bead, Double bead, Ship lap, and V-joint paneling and custom face width flooring.• All prices are subject to change and do not include installation or shipping charges.

An investment that lasts generations

S T A I R P A R T S

howpiece or austere elegance, Goodwin can enhance your expression of design. We craft and stock an extensive selection of stairparts, risers, handrails, solid andlaminated stair treads and blanks for balusters, rails and mouldings. They are

available in any of our select wood species. Call for pricing.

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A Step Up in Quality

HA N D RA I L S

Goodwin offers SolidHeart Pine Treads• All stairparts and mouldings come in

FAS or cabinet grade lumber.

• Treads are most often ordereduntrimmed for installation onsite. We can, however, make a radius treador attach returns for you if your stairmaker prefers.

• Tread sizes: 4/4 x 11 1/4” x 3’, 4’, 5’ and up

Goodwin researched these antique patterns to capture the romance of lost artwork. We also canhelp with elegant new styles of your own creation.

STA I R MO U L D I N G S

Hand Rail2 3/8” x 3 1/2”

Stair TreadReturn Molding1” x 1 1/2”

Bull Nose Trim4/4” x 5 1/2” 4/4” x 3 1/2”4/4” x 2 1/2”

Radius StairTreadRight-hand shown

Available left or double radius

Stair Tread withreturn MoldingInstalledRight-hand attached

Available left or both

Banister Rail2 5/8” x 2 7/8”

Porch Rail1 3/8” x 2 1/4”

Massive Hand Rail2 1/2” x 3 1/4”

CombinationHand / Porch Rail2 1/2” x 3 7/8”

Tread Assembly

M I L L W O R K

• Back band• Base• Bed Cove• Brick• Cap• Casing

• Chair• Cove • Crown• Fluting• Panel• Picture

• Plinth blocks• Reeded• Rosettes• Screens • Sill• Thresholds

he ancient Greeks were the first to accent their structures with mouldings meantsolely to beautify surfaces. American craftsmen of the 19th century refined theirwood-carved ornamentations in Victorian homes and palaces. Today we reproduce

these antique patterns in heart pine, heart cypress and wild black cherry. Our high-techmoulder requires skilled operators, special steel and the best equipment to match classic patterns or custom orders. Call for pricing.

Our variety of fine wood mouldings include:

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The Perfect Accents

CROW N MO U L D I N G S CA S I N G S MO U L D I N G S

CH A I R RA I L

RO S E T T E

Step Crown3/4” x 3 1/2”

Step Crown3/4” x 5 1/2”

Cove Crown3/4” x 3 1/2”

Double Edge3/4” x 2 5/8”

Ribbon3/4” x 2 7/8”

Step Casing3/4” x 3 1/2”

Pinch Casing3/4” x 3 1/2”

Colonial Casing13/16” x 2 1/2”

Panel Moulding7/8” x 1 9/16”

Picture Moulding3/4” x 1 3/4”

Picture Frame Moulding4/5” x 2 1/2”

Reeded Moulding13/16” x 3 1/2”Rosette

4/4” x 4”

D E S I G N

e are always happy to work withany member of the building teamon custom patterns to guarantee

your vision for beautiful surroundings.

• Our stairparts and mouldings are archi-tecturally drawn and designed to classicproportions.

• We still craft the same solid wood, fulldimension mouldings last offered in the1925 edition of 8000 Series by theSouthern Pine Inspection Bureau (reprintsavailable).

• All mouldings and trim have “sand-free”millwork, free of charge.

• Milling knives are ground at $50 per inch.Allow 7/8” inch more than the finishedpattern widths.

• The set-up charge for a custom mill runis $50, with no minimum. Set-up fee iswaived for runs over 1000 LF.

• Millwork is produced in quality clear heart pine, heart cypress and sustainably harvested hardwoods.

We also craft fine solid wood furniture inheart pine, heart cypress and wild blackcherry.

Right: Goodwin has carved its unique niche in the industry by recovering rare treasures from rivers and milling them intohigh quality flooring, stairparts and mill-work. Our wood is found in fine buildingsand homes from Martha’s Vineyard toCatalina Island to Key West.

Elegant Expressions

CL A S S I C DE S I G N

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Quarter Round3/4” x 3/4”

Cove3/4” x 3/4”

shoe3/4” x 1/2”

Beaded Base3/4” x 5 1/2”3/4” x 3 1/2”

3/4” x 3/4”Bead Cap3/4” x 2 1/2”3/4” x 3 1/2”3/4” x 5 1/2”3/4” x 7 1/2”

Ogee Base3/4” x 5 1/2”3/4” x 3 1/2”

R E S E A R C H

Questions to Ask...1. Is the wood from the longleaf pine?

Longleaf pine is the best source of antique

heart pine. Some companies sell Southern

yellow pine, loblolly, shortleaf pine, slash or

a combination and call it heart pine.

Although they are pine and they have heart

wood, antique longleaf pine — especially the

river-recovered™ wood — is stronger, more

durable, more stable and has a richer patina

and color.

2. Is it truly antique? Or how old was

the tree when harvested?

The only way to get heart wood is time.

According to the USDA Forest Service book

“Longleaf Pine”, it takes 200 years for a

Longleaf pine to become mostly heartwood

and to be considered antique. Scientists say

any wood from a tree less than 200 years old

is “new heart pine.” A 75-year-old tree will

average only 30% heart, and even a 130-year-

old tree yields wood that is not as hard or rich

in color as antique heart pine. U.S. Forest

Service specialists report that even a 200-year-

old tree will average only 65% heartwood.

Note: Goodwin’s heart pine is from trees 200 to

500 years old.

Alert! “Old-growth” does NOT mean

antique. The term is used loosely and often

refers to new heart pine.

3. Is it 100% heartwood?

A tree has two components: heartwood

and sapwood. Heartwood is prized

because its tight grain means it is stronger

and more stable. In other words, more is

better. Less heart, which means

more sapwood, results in softer wood that

can be scratched and dented.

Heartwood hardness and strength

comes from its resin, and longleaf has more

resin than the other 200+ species of pine.

Plus, longleaf heartwood is beautiful. The

grain is not your usual oak pattern (found in

75% of homes) and is a rich, red color

because of the resin. One hundred percent

heart wood means the color will be consis-

tent. Even 98 percent heart will have yellow

sapwood streaks that produce a strong/obvi-

ous color variation.

Alert! Lesser grades can have up to 50 percent

sapwood and may still be called heart pine.

4. Are there at least 6 growth

rings per inch?

The more growth rings, the stronger the

wood. Each pair of light and dark rings is

from one growing season. When pairs of

rings are very close to each other it means

the tree grew slowly and the wood had

time to become dense and strong.

Longleaf pine trees usually grew only an

inch in diameter every 30 years and lived

400 to 500 years. It’s no wonder the wood

is so hard and durable. True antique heart

pine has at least 6 growth rings per inch.

Four or less indicates new growth trees.

Note: Goodwin exceeds industry standards

by offering premium grades that have 8 or

more rings per inch.

5. What size and type are the knots?

The last time professional standards were

published for heart pine was 1924. After

the forests were cleared, they no longer were

needed. However, the 1924 specifications

allow for knots to be no bigger than 11/2”

inches in diameter and specify that knots

must be sound (not loose or open).

Note: Knots are infrequent in the better

grades of antique heart pine.

Note: Goodwin exceeds 1924 standards.

6. What about pitch pockets,

checking and nail holes?

Pitch pockets are crystallized resin

pockets and should be solid or easily filled.

Only pockets 1/8” or less are allowed in

antique heart pine. Checking (or tiny surface

cracks) is natural in antique heart pine due to

the high resin content. Checks are easily

sanded out after installation and will not be

noticeable. Building-reclaimed heartpine

usually includes nail holes. Better grades

allow only small infrequent nail holes.

Building-reclaimed heart pine may also

include nail staining around the nail holes or

on some areas of the boards.

7. Do you guarantee you will deliver

what is specified?

We recommend you use the terminology pro-

vided by the Reclaimed Wood Council when

you specify the grade you want for your proj-

ect. (We are happy to provide this to you.)

Get your grade in writing to guarantee you

get what you specified. Larger, more estab-

lished manufacturers will spend a great deal of

time with you from planning to installation

to ensure you get the floor of your dreams.

SamplesWe are happy to provide you with woodsamples to help you select the wood that isbest for your project.

OrderingWe will work with you every step of the wayto ensure the quality of your order. A 50% deposit is required to reserve yourmaterials and begin work on your order.When your order is completed, we will con-tact you to arrange shipment. The orderwill be shipped when the balance is paid.You may pay C.O.D., but be aware that afee is charged by the shipping company.

No waste neededYour installer may ask you to order additionalwood (waste) for trimming, special installa-tion or other needs. Sometimes he may orderextra in the event some of the delivered woodis not usable. Unfortunately, some companiesdon’t remove defects as thoroughly as othersbecause it increases their yield and costs.Goodwin guarantees 100 percent is usable sothat you can save money in the long run.

DeliveryMost popular widths are in stock and canbe shipped within two weeks. However,custom orders often require more timedue to the need to locate, saw, air and kilndry, and then process in our advancedmoulder/planer mill. To ensure youreceive a top quality product, our staff willwork closely with you to provide antici-pated delivery times. When possible orderas far in advance as you can.

ShippingWe take special care to provide enhancedpackaging so your wood arrives safely. Acount sheet will arrive with the order toconfirm the actual footage shipped.

InstallationDue to technical considerations, we recommend consulting a wood floor professional. As a member of several professional wood flooring associations,we can provide guides to assist withinstalling and finishing.

We Take Special Care of You Special Guides forInstallation, Finishingand Maintenance

ith every purchase, weprovide all the infor-mation you and your

flooring professionals need forsuccessful acclimation, installa-tion and finishing. These simple“dos and don’ts” put our decadesof experience to work for you.

We’ll also provide maintenanceinformation…even though amop or vacuum is all you really need. You will love thedurability and easy clean-up.

LEADERS YOU CAN COUNT ONGoodwin has played instrumen-tal roles in the founding of theReclaimed Wood Floor Counciland Association for theRestoration of Longleaf Pine and hope to ensure that antiquewoods are appreciated and preserved for many generationsto come. Please let us know if you would like informationabout these associations.

106 SW 109th Place Micanopy, FL 32667TOLL-FREE: 800.336.3118PHONE: 352.466.0339 FAX: 352.466.0608 E-MAIL: goodwin@heartpine.com

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