# Pinehill

By Stanton. From $4.49 per square foot, material only. Delivery and installation are not included. 3 colors.

- **Style number**: `STN-PINEHILL`
- **Canonical URL**: https://www.powellflooring.com/floors/stanton/pinehill

## Colors

- **Bark** (`12853`): https://www.powellflooring.com/floors/stanton/pinehill/bark
- **Brown Sugar** (`12851`): https://www.powellflooring.com/floors/stanton/pinehill/brown-sugar
- **Ginger** (`12852`): https://www.powellflooring.com/floors/stanton/pinehill/ginger

## About Pinehill

Pinehill is a WPC luxury vinyl plank from Stanton with an attached IXPE pad. The plank is 8.00 mm total thickness, built as 1.5 mm top layer, 5 mm core, and 1.5 mm pad.

This is a resilient floor made to look like naturally aged wood. Stanton rates Pinehill waterproof, and Stanton markets it for durability, stability, and comfort underfoot. It is designed as a floating floor, which fits the way many homeowners think about luxury vinyl plank.

## Who it suits

- Homes where Stanton’s waterproof rating matters.
- Rooms that call for a floating resilient floor.
- Households drawn to naturally aged wood visuals.
- Spaces suited to wide, 9-inch plank proportions.

## Design notes

Pinehill has a naturally aged wood look with grain variation, knot detail, and tonal shifts across the planks. The colors are Bark, Brown Sugar, and Ginger, all in a warm wood direction. The 9-inch by 72-inch plank size gives the floor a wider, longer format, so the wood character has room to show instead of feeling busy.

## Living with it

Stanton rates Pinehill waterproof, and Stanton markets it for durability, stability, and comfort underfoot. Care should stay within Stanton’s directions for resilient flooring. Pinehill is designed for floating installation, meaning the planks are laid as a floating resilient floor. For grade questions in a northern New Jersey home, match the room to Stanton’s installation guidance for this line.

## The warranty, in plain terms

Read Stanton’s written warranty for Pinehill before choosing the floor. That document governs any coverage, limits, exclusions, and claim steps. In plain terms, use Stanton’s warranty as the final word for what is covered and how a claim is handled.

## Questions

### Is Pinehill waterproof?

Stanton rates Pinehill waterproof. That makes it a resilient plank worth considering when you want a waterproof-rated floor, while still following Stanton’s care and warranty documents for the final details.

### How is Pinehill installed?

Pinehill is designed for floating installation. In homeowner terms, it is laid as a floating resilient plank floor, which suits the way many people think about luxury vinyl plank.

### Is Pinehill real hardwood?

Pinehill is not hardwood. It is a WPC luxury vinyl plank with an IXPE pad, made to look like naturally aged wood with grain variation, knot detail, and tonal shifts.

### What size are the planks?

Pinehill planks are 9 inches by 72 inches. That wide, long plank format helps the aged wood visual show more of its grain variation, knots, and color movement.

### What colors does Pinehill come in?

The Pinehill color range includes Bark, Brown Sugar, and Ginger. All three stay in a warm wood look, with tonal shifts and knot detail built into the aged wood design.