Reclaimed Wood
Character Earned Over Time
Sourced from the Appalachian region, reclaimed wood holds a patina, grain and character that new timber can’t recreate. Saw marks, nail holes, mineral staining, weathering, checking and knots show its history of human handling, and designers use them as defining features.
Key Features & Benefits
From reclaimed oak to weathered barn siding, reclaimed wood brings authentic depth to floors, walls and stairs. Decades of seasoning make it an exceptionally stable material to build with.
- Natural character, patina and grain patterns
- More stable and drier than typical new-growth wood
- Tighter growth rings and lower moisture for greater dimensional stability
- Kiln-dried to 6–8% moisture content
Sustainability — A Second Life
- Material once considered waste needs no energy to be created
- Much lower emissions than logging, transporting and processing new wood
- FSC® certified (FSC® C122513)
Made to Last — Prepared with Care
- 6–8% moisture content: kiln-dried for stability
- Sterilized: heated to 133°F for at least 30 minutes
Applications
Reclaimed Flooring & Cladding
- HERITAGE: Reclaimed Oak
- WEATHERWORN: Reclaimed Barn Siding
- OLD SCHOOL: Reclaimed Barn Siding, Skip Planed Oak
Reclaimed Millwork
- Millwork and stairs
- Solid and engineered construction
- Authentic character marks carried through every detail
Reclaimed Wood
HERITAGE|Reclaimed Wood
HERITAGE brings warm browns, lighter oak tones, and natural variation into interior spaces with a mixed palette of reclaimed white and red oak. Its surface carries the character of reclaimed material through visible grain, tonal shifts, and the subtle irregularities that give the wood a sense of purpose and age. HERITAGE feels especially suited to urban, commercial, restaurant, and hospitality interiors where the design calls for authentic wood character with a more elevated oak foundation.
OLD SCHOOL|Reclaimed Wood
Crafted from reclaimed barn siding, OLD SCHOOL carries the marks of its past through timeworn color, nail holes, saw marks, and authentic surface wear. Its palette can move between faded browns, grays, and sun-aged tones, creating a rustic material ambiance that feels honest. Designed for interior cladding and flooring applications, OLD SCHOOL brings a piece of historic structures into modern commercial, hospitality, and character-driven spaces.
WEATHERWORN|Reclaimed Wood
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.