SKU: PA-R0AG-W883

Pine Slivers 1m Lengths - Pack of 100

Name: Pine Slivers 1m Lengths - Pack of 100
Brand: Pine
SKU: PA-R0AG-W883
Price: 92.15 GBP
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Reclaimed Pine Slivers – Approx. 100 Pack are hand-cut from genuine reclaimed pine floorboards and supplied as tapered wedges for repairing gaps between traditional pine floorboards.

Available in 6mm and 8mm sizes, the slivers are approximately 1 metre long and can be trimmed to suit the repair. Once securely bonded, they can be cut or planed flush, sanded and finished with the surrounding floor for a strong and natural-looking restoration.

Why Choose Our Reclaimed Pine Slivers?

Hand-cut from genuine reclaimed pine floorboards
Approximately 100 slivers per pack
Approximately 1 metre long
Available in 6mm and 8mm sizes
Traditional tapered wedge profile
Ideal for wider or moving floorboard gaps
Can be sanded, stained, oiled or lacquered
Provides a durable alternative to filler alone

Typical Applications

Gap repairs between traditional pine floorboards
Victorian and Edwardian floor restoration
Older softwood flooring
Reducing draughts through floorboard joints
Replacing failed or loose filler in wider gaps
Domestic and commercial restoration work

Professional Tip:
Pine slivers normally provide a stronger and longer-lasting repair than resin or flexible filler alone on wider floorboard gaps. Once glued securely into the joint, the slivers can be trimmed and sanded with the rest of the floor.

Technical Information

Material	Genuine reclaimed pine floorboards
Profile	Hand-cut tapered wedges
Available sizes	6mm and 8mm
Length	Approximately 1 metre per sliver
Pack quantity	Approximately 100 slivers per pack
Typical gap range	Approximately 2–6mm, depending on the selected sliver and joint
Suitable flooring	Traditional pine and similar softwood floorboards

As these slivers are hand-cut from reclaimed timber, the exact quantity, width, grain, colour and dimensions will naturally vary slightly between packs.

Preparation

Clean out each joint thoroughly, removing loose filler, debris, dust and contamination.
Ensure the sides of the floorboards provide a clean and sound bonding surface.
Select the most suitable section of tapered sliver for the width of the joint.
Cut the sliver to the required length before applying the adhesive where practical.

Installation

Clean the joint thoroughly and vacuum away all loose dust and debris.
Apply a suitable wood adhesive along the joint, forming a continuous trough of adhesive.
Coat or dip the tapered edge of the pine sliver into the adhesive to ensure good contact on both sides.
Position the sliver over the joint and tap it firmly into place using a hammer or mallet until it is secure and tightly fitted.
Remove excess adhesive from the surrounding surface before it cures where appropriate.
Allow the adhesive to cure fully in accordance with its instructions.
Cut, plane or trim the projecting sliver close to the floor surface.
Sand the sliver flush with the surrounding floor before applying the selected stain, oil or lacquer.

Recommended Adhesives

The following adhesives are suitable options for bonding pine slivers, depending on the required working and curing time:

Morrells D3 PVA Wood Flooring Adhesive – a fast-setting, water-resistant PVA adhesive ideal for traditional pine floor repairs.
Morrells F301 30 Minute Liquid PU Adhesive – a fast-curing option that expands slightly to help fill minor surface irregularities.
Lecol PVAC 750g Tongue & Groove Wood Flooring Adhesive – a water-based PVA adhesive with high shear strength for timber joints and flooring repairs.

Compatible Finishes

Once the adhesive has cured and the slivers have been sanded flush, they can be finished with most professional wood floor systems, including:

Wood floor stains
Hardwax oils
Waterborne primers and lacquers
Traditional varnishes suitable for wood flooring

Important: These slivers are made from genuine reclaimed pine, so natural variation is expected. Each pack contains approximately 100 slivers rather than a guaranteed exact count. Colour, grain, width and profile may also vary, helping the finished repair blend more naturally with traditional pine flooring.

1. What are reclaimed pine slivers used for?

Reclaimed pine slivers are thin strips of wood used to fill gaps between floorboards. They are made from reclaimed pine and are designed to blend with the existing pine boards, creating a smooth, even floor surface. They are ideal for restoring older floors where gaps have appeared between the boards.

2. How do I install reclaimed pine slivers?

To install reclaimed pine slivers, apply wood glue along the length of the sliver (or create a trough, fill with adhesive and dip) and gently tap it into the gap between the floorboards using a mallet. Once the glue has dried, sand, plain or cut the sliver down so it is level with the surrounding floorboards. Finish by applying your desired stain, oil, or varnish to match the rest of the floor.

3. What size gaps can reclaimed pine slivers fill?

Reclaimed pine slivers are typically used to fill gaps that are 2-6mm wide. They are thin enough to fit snugly into narrow gaps but strong enough to provide a stable, durable solution for wider gaps as well.

4. Can reclaimed pine slivers be stained or finished?

Yes, reclaimed pine slivers can be stained, oiled, or varnished to match the surrounding floorboards. Because they are made from natural pine, they blend well with most wood finishes and can be treated to achieve a uniform appearance across the floor.

5. Are reclaimed pine slivers environmentally friendly?

Yes, reclaimed pine slivers are made from recycled or reclaimed wood, making them an environmentally friendly option for gap filling. Using reclaimed materials reduces the demand for new timber and minimises waste.

6. Can reclaimed pine slivers be used on all types of wooden floors?

Reclaimed pine slivers are best suited for use on pine floors or other softwood floors where they can blend. They may also be used on hardwood floors, but the grain and colour may differ, so it’s recommended to test a small area first to ensure a good match.

7. How do I prepare the floor before installing pine slivers?

Before installing reclaimed pine slivers, ensure the floor is clean, dry, and free from debris. Sand the surrounding floorboards lightly to remove any dirt or finish that may interfere with the adhesion of the slivers. This will also ensure the slivers sit level with the rest of the floor once installed.

8. Do I need to sand the slivers after installation?

Yes, once the slivers have been glued and the glue has dried, you should sand the slivers to ensure they are level with the surrounding floorboards. This will create a smooth, even finish before applying any stains or finishes.

9. How should reclaimed pine slivers be stored?

Store reclaimed pine slivers in a dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. It’s best to keep them flat to avoid warping. Ensure they are protected from dust and dirt before installation.

10. Are there any alternatives to reclaimed pine slivers for gap filling?

Other gap-filling methods include using wood filler or flexible fillers (must be acrylic based such as Bona gap master), but reclaimed pine slivers offer a more durable and natural-looking solution, especially for larger gaps. They provide a long-lasting and seamless finish that complements the original floorboards.

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