WEATHERWORN
WEATHERWORN
With a naturally aged surface, WEATHERWORN brings gray-brown tones, rough texture, and pre-weathered character to rustic interior applications. The boards feel shaped by time, giving walls, ceilings, and commercial spaces a lived-in quality. WEATHERWORN works well in mountain settings, hospitality spaces, restaurants, and interiors where texture, patina, and a weathered material story are central to the design.
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TextureSmoothRustic
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Grade Options
Rustic
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Finish
Unfinished
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Profile
S3S
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Application
Custom Millwork, Interior Cladding
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Type
Solid Wood
Sustainable by Design
Reclaimed Wood
Reused wood materials that support sustainable building practices
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SPECIES
Reclaimed Barn Siding:Mixed Species
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GRADE
Rustic
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INSTALLATION GRADE
Above- and On-Grade Installations
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TRAFFIC RATING
Standard Traffic Area
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PROFILE
S3S: Sqaure Edges
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WIDTHS
3-1/4″, 4-1/4″, 5-1/4″, 6-1/4″ Random Widths
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LENGTHS
4′-12′ Random Lengths
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THICKNESS
+/- 1/2″
Reclaimed Wood
Reclaimed wood carries the character of its previous life: weathered surfaces, patina, and grain density that only time can produce. Salvaged and carefully processed for architectural reuse, it offers a sustainable alternative to virgin timber without sacrificing performance or presence. Each reclaimed plank is inherently unique, bringing authentic texture and material history to flooring, interior wall cladding, and millwork/stair applications
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