1. Ginter Park Home

Learn why the owners of this historic 1909 National Register property in Ginter Park, Richmond, Virgina choose Aeratis tongue & groove porch flooring to replace their degraded wood porch floor without compromising architectural integrity...

2. Oak Alley Plantation

Learn Why Oak Alley Plantation, a National Historic Register landmark in New Orleans, Louisiana petitioned the State of Louisiana Historical Commission to approve Aeratis for their project, and why Aeratis was approved statewide on all historic restorations...

3. Columbia Parc

Learn why the developers of Columbia Parc, the traditional neighborhood development (TND) in New Orleans, Louisiana choose Aeratis tongue & groove porch flooring as the product of choice for all second-story porch applications...

4. 1865 Goshen Restoration

When the owners of this 1865 Victorian restoration decided to move the home out to the country, they didn't realize that wood porch planks just aren't what they used to be. After only a few years, their new wood porch floor rotted. Learn more about why they chose Aeratis to replace the less dense, inferior wood of today...