Founded by hardwood craftsman John Homer, StoryBook Floors turns Pennsylvania timber into custom distressed American hardwood flooring and other wood interior pieces in its Titusville shop. Every floor is made by hand to the client’s specifications, with a physical sample approved before production and shipping available nationwide. The company’s work draws on generations of craft while preserving the distinct character of each board.
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Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber, IncFor three generations, Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber has milled Pennsylvania hardwoods in Fort Loudon’s Appalachian valley, continuing a sawmilling tradition that began with D.R. Rosenberry in 1920 and became a family partnership in 1955. Its tree-length harvesting and milling system produces customer-specified lengths, while the company is especially known for custom wide-plank hardwood flooring and operates a kiln with 350,000 board feet of capacity. Rosenberry’s SFI-trained crews manage timber with sustainable forestry practices within a 60-mile radius of the mill.FORT LOUDON, PA
Carlisle Wide Plank FloorsCarlisle Wide Plank Floors makes custom solid and engineered wide-plank American hardwood flooring. The company sources American timber, mills and finishes floors in New Hampshire, and serves residential, commercial, hospitality, retail, office, cultural, and institutional projects.New York, NY
Bonelli's Custom Wood Products (BCWP)Bonelli’s Custom Wood Products makes solid hardwood interior and exterior doors, turning architects’ and homeowners’ sketches—or even verbal ideas—into fully custom designs in Avonmore, Pennsylvania. Lance Bonelli began the business as a side venture in 2007 after years of woodworking as a hobby, and his son Anthony joined in 2019, making BCWP a family enterprise. The company combines Victorian-era joinery with modern engineering, offering in-house drawings, custom finishing, and doors made entirely in America.AVONMORE, PA
Mountain Craft Wide PlankIn Hazelton, West Virginia, Mountain Craft Wide Plank turns locally sourced Appalachian hardwood—and, through its StoryWood service, logs from a customer’s own land—into custom wide-plank flooring and architectural woodwork. This small manufacturer handles each project one client at a time, with all production equipment housed at one facility and craftsmen inspecting boards through the process. Every floor carries a lifetime guarantee, and the company is a member of the National Wood Flooring Association.BRUCETON MILLS, WV