Our expertise in reclaimed and old growth wide plank flooring is second to none and we take pride in sharing our knowledge of these products with current and prospective customers. If you are considering purchasing a reclaimed hardwood floor for your project or want to know more about reclaimed or old growth hard wood flooring please call us and talk to one of our experts. We would be happy to walk you through the process, considerations and subtleties involved in using these treasured materials.
Reclaimed antique oak flooring – known for its durability, strength and resistance to wear – is one of our most popular floors. This flooring is salvaged from wood joists, rafters, granary boards, siding and floor boards in old barns and… Learn More »
Our reclaimed antique hit-skip oak has a warm and inviting color palette. Chocolates, ruddy browns and hints of ocher, make antique hit-skip oak one of our most popular floors. Similar in hue and patina to reclaimed oak, antique hit-skip oak… Learn More »
Our antique resawn oak flooring creates a polished, more sophisticated image for your home or business. Resawn oak hardwood is a clean-looking floor made from carefully dismantled barn siding, beams and joists. These hand-inspected, reclaimed oak hardwood flooring planks –… Learn More »
Reclaimed antique oak flooring – known for its durability, strength and resistance to wear – is one of our most popular floors. This flooring is salvaged from wood joists, rafters, granary boards, siding and floor boards in old barns and… Learn More »
This product of America’s Industrial Revolution, Heart Pine hardwood flooring is reclaimed from the factories and mills of the era’s manufacturing base. Used in support beams, its strength and durability is a testament to this hard-wearing wood. Heart Pine’s superbly… Learn More »
This product of America’s Industrial Revolution, Heart Pine hardwood flooring is reclaimed from the factories and mills of the era’s manufacturing base. Used in support beams, its strength and durability is a testament to this hard-wearing wood. Heart Pine’s superbly… Learn More »
This product of America’s Industrial Revolution, Heart Pine hardwood flooring is reclaimed from the factories and mills of the era’s manufacturing base. Used in support beams, its strength and durability is a testament to this hard-wearing wood. Heart Pine’s superbly… Learn More »
This product of America’s Industrial Revolution, Heart Pine hardwood flooring is reclaimed from the factories and mills of the era’s manufacturing base. Used in support beams, its strength and durability is a testament to this hard-wearing wood. Heart Pine’s superbly… Learn More »
Revered for its exceptional board length, this virgin timber hearkens back to Colonial America. Intrinsically soft wood, White Pine will reflect the activity of daily life along with its aging tawny and golden color from which it has acquired its… Learn More »
Rich with history, Tobacco-stained Pine hardwood flooring is reclaimed from old tobacco drying barns. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, many farmers who lived in the fertile valleys of Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River and Allegheny Mountains grew tobacco. Using a… Learn More »
Beech / Maple is a medium-density hardwood reclaimed primarily from Northeast Ohio, which was one of the most common forest communities at the time of the European settlement. Combining light-colored honey and tawny blond and golden hues with hints of… Learn More »
Reclaimed DesignWorks claimed these hardwood planks for its product line from the thousands of warehouses and factories built at the turn of the century. Consisting primarily of maple, these planks reflect the generations of workers who walked upon them. Retaining… Learn More »
An upscale or informal motif is no challenge for Douglas Fir flooring. Valued for its versatility and characterized by vertical or straight grains with beautiful red-brown tones, this wood can be used for everything from structural timbers to furniture making…. Learn More »
During the mid-1900’s, Chestnut was virtually destroyed in the eastern United States by an Asian bark fungus. Now, one of the rarest of reclaimed hardwoods, our Wormy Chestnut hardwood flooring proudly showcases its marks of years passed. Insect-bored wormholes are… Learn More »
A rare commodity, Walnut is reclaimed from barn beams, joists and girders. A rich blend of coffee-colored browns and faint touches of caramel will add unparalleled sophistication to any décor. Attributes of Reclaimed Walnut Flooring In addition to its incomparable… Learn More »
100% reclaimed Hickory hardwood flooring and timbers come from American East and Midwest barn beams and joists. The juxtaposition of contrasting light and dark wood tones lend a unique feature and color to each hand selected Hickory wide plank floor…. Learn More »
Our antique historic plank flooring captures the true spirit of owning a reclaimed hardwood floor. With a rich mixture of reclaimed hardwoods, saw marks, natural checking, color and texture, this floor is unmatched in its ability to attract attention. Reclaimed historic… Learn More »
Antique Trophy flooring combines the spirit of years of hard work and success. Each grain is a symbol of past accomplishments woven into the finest and most rare hardwoods. This floor built piece-by-piece will create a delight for the flooring… Learn More »
Oak Trophy flooring combines the spirit of years of hard work and success. Each grain is a symbol of past accomplishments woven into the finest and most rare hardwoods. This floor built piece-by-piece will create a delight for the flooring… Learn More »
Featuring shades of russet, tawny and golden hues with dense and varying grain patterns, this smooth, white oak old growth flooring is known for its strength, durability and resistance to wear. Milled from dead or fallen virgin timbers that are… Learn More »
This rugged old growth mountain oak features the true spirit of the Allegheny and Appalachian foothills and peaks. This flooring is run through an antique, 60-in. saw blade to replicate the look of early milling. Its authentic, rustic appearance is… Learn More »
Smooth, cherry old growth flooring with its signature stunning red-brown hues has long been considered a premium American hardwood. Its natural luster and fine grain is accented by pale brown and pink sapwood tones. Cherry’s chic ruddy heartwood will add… Learn More »
For cherry old growth flooring, we run our cherry hardwood planks through an antique, 60-in. saw blade to replicate the rustic look of early milling. This elegant wood features stunning red-brown tones, accented by pale brown and pink sapwood. Cherry… Learn More »
With its incomparable, purple-tinged chocolate hues, walnut old growth hardwood flooring will help you create an exceptional space of unparalleled style and refinement. This old growth walnut flooring is manufactured without steaming to preserve light sapwood accents and create a… Learn More »
Long prized as a premium hardwood for furniture, walnut’s exceptional, purple-tinged chocolate hues will help you create a one-of-a-kind room with an historic touch. This black walnut old growth flooring is manufactured without steaming to preserve light sapwood accents and… Learn More »
Each carefully crafted plank possesses unique features including morning and midnight swirls of color mingling with smooth, robust grain patterns that can only be found in slow-growth timbers. These characteristics distinguish hickory old growth flooring as a wood of unparalleled… Learn More »
Unparalleled strength and hardness- Old growth hickory is characterized by a rustic blend of light and dark tones and smooth, robust grain patterns. Our hickory old growth flooring is run through an antique, 60-in. saw blade to replicate the look… Learn More »
Open and flowing grain patterns, authentically bored worm holes and a hint of rustic flair all help to shape the beauty of our Premium Wormy Red Oak. These premium, tightly grained flooring planks are milled from extremely slow-growth trees that… Learn More »
We harvest dead or fallen white pine from old growth forests in the American East and Midwest to recreate the essence of Colonial America. Our nation’s pioneers used this virgin timber for its exceptional board length and width. Select white… Learn More »
