| Reclaimed Wood |
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From vertical grain and plain sawn; hand-hewn to circular saw,
our products focus on quality and value for the discriminating
buyer.
What could be more natural or earth-friendly than reclaimed
wood? What was once thrown away, or abandoned by the
elements, now holds the rare and stellar beauty of hardwood in
your natural home.
Whether its oak, heart pine, or cypress, all of our reclaimed
wood projects are environmentally friendly and a work of
nature's art - a physical expression of beauty beneath your feet.
With reclaimed flooring, you can be certain that no living tree
has been sacrificed, while enjoying the unique elements of
authentic wood grains that are simply no longer created in trees
of more recent origin.
our products focus on quality and value for the discriminating
buyer.
What could be more natural or earth-friendly than reclaimed
wood? What was once thrown away, or abandoned by the
elements, now holds the rare and stellar beauty of hardwood in
your natural home.
Whether its oak, heart pine, or cypress, all of our reclaimed
wood projects are environmentally friendly and a work of
nature's art - a physical expression of beauty beneath your feet.
With reclaimed flooring, you can be certain that no living tree
has been sacrificed, while enjoying the unique elements of
authentic wood grains that are simply no longer created in trees
of more recent origin.
| Reclaimed Wood |
American Oak
A very “clean” looking floor with a mix of red and white
oak; marked with holes, cracks, bug damage, etc.
Standard Board Width: widest widths possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and old barns
A very “clean” looking floor with a mix of red and white
oak; marked with holes, cracks, bug damage, etc.
Standard Board Width: widest widths possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and old barns
Cabin
The most economical of flooring choice; cut from the and
cracks; commonly used for mantels
0 – 100% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”; occasionally 6” to 8”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
The most economical of flooring choice; cut from the and
cracks; commonly used for mantels
0 – 100% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”; occasionally 6” to 8”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
Carolina Character Heart Pine
Original aged, patina surface; ages range from 80 to
120 years old; differs from Carolina Rustic Heart Pine in
that it is sanded slightly to bring out a contrast in the
boards
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Original aged, patina surface; ages range from 80 to
120 years old; differs from Carolina Rustic Heart Pine in
that it is sanded slightly to bring out a contrast in the
boards
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Carolina Character Oak
Flooring made from a mix of red and white oak boards,
; also sold as beams
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from old
barns
Flooring made from a mix of red and white oak boards,
; also sold as beams
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from old
barns
Carolina Rustic Heart Pine
Original aged, patina surface; ages range from 80 to
120 years old
Standards Board Width: widest widths possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Original aged, patina surface; ages range from 80 to
120 years old
Standards Board Width: widest widths possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Carolina Rustic Oak
Flooring is marked by a beautiful silver color; ages
range from 60 to 180 years old
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources – North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
beams, joists and old barns
Flooring is marked by a beautiful silver color; ages
range from 60 to 180 years old
Standard Board Width: widest width possible
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources – North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; cut from
beams, joists and old barns
Character Maple
Boards are taken from cotton mill flooring located
directly under the looms; boards are darker in color
and show individual filings which separated threads of
cotton
Standard Board Width: no more than 3” 5/8“ thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 9’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina; boards salvaged
from old cotton mill floors
Boards are taken from cotton mill flooring located
directly under the looms; boards are darker in color
and show individual filings which separated threads of
cotton
Standard Board Width: no more than 3” 5/8“ thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 9’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina; boards salvaged
from old cotton mill floors
Naily
A rare and beautiful flooring with many nail holes;
made from many different cuts of wood (vertical, plain
sawn, etc)
95% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; boards
salvaged from under maple floors in old mills
A rare and beautiful flooring with many nail holes;
made from many different cuts of wood (vertical, plain
sawn, etc)
95% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; boards
salvaged from under maple floors in old mills
Plain Sawn
Each growth ring is visible in these boards, providing a
98% Heart Pine, with very few visible knots
Standard Board Widths – 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Lengths – 2’ – 8’
Sources – North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; boards
salvaged from old mills and warehouses
Each growth ring is visible in these boards, providing a
98% Heart Pine, with very few visible knots
Standard Board Widths – 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Lengths – 2’ – 8’
Sources – North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia; boards
salvaged from old mills and warehouses
Cypress
Boards show nail holes, cracks, etc which is reclaimed
from unpainted joists, beams, and occasionally from
decking.
Standard Board Width: widest width possible, can be 14“
¾” thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Boards show nail holes, cracks, etc which is reclaimed
from unpainted joists, beams, and occasionally from
decking.
Standard Board Width: widest width possible, can be 14“
¾” thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Kentucky; cut from
unpainted joists, beams and occasionally from decking
Reclaimed Maple
Boards will always show nail holes and sometimes light
oil spots; these spots come from the flax seed oil used
to lube the machines
Standard Board Width: no more than 3” and 5/8 “ thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina; boards salvaged
from old cotton mill floors
Boards will always show nail holes and sometimes light
oil spots; these spots come from the flax seed oil used
to lube the machines
Standard Board Width: no more than 3” and 5/8 “ thick
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina; boards salvaged
from old cotton mill floors
Select
Boards come from second growth forests;
distinguished by a mix of colors: light red, white and
grey are all visible in these boards
70% Heart Pine, 30% Blond Wood
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standards Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
Boards come from second growth forests;
distinguished by a mix of colors: light red, white and
grey are all visible in these boards
70% Heart Pine, 30% Blond Wood
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standards Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia
Vertical Grain
45 degrees; the hardest surface and strongest of all
available boards
98% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia;
boards salvaged from old mills and warehouses
45 degrees; the hardest surface and strongest of all
available boards
98% Heart Pine
Standard Board Width: 3”, 4”, 5”
Standard Board Length: 2’ to 8’
Sources: North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia;
boards salvaged from old mills and warehouses
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