Reclaimed Chestnut Flooring

They often contain a mix of oak chestnut poplar hickory tobacco pine and pine timber and barn siding.

Reclaimed chestnut flooring. Reclaimed lumber beams. Online form or 800 333 7610. Available exclusively as reclaimed and recycled wood chestnut s color ranges from dark chocolate to latte. Our american chestnut wood has been reclaimed from the epicenter of american chestnut in the york valley pa.

Reclaimed chestnut flooring unfinished antique chestnut naturally rich color and character from decades of being the frame of a working barn this reclaimed chestnut flooring has beautiful character and style. Reclaimed chestnut lumber please let us prepare a free custom quote to best fit your project. Barn beam sizes were limited to what could be moved by man and horse. Wormwood and nail holes are often present and wider boards may be expertly mended with.

Reclaimed chestnut is a commercially extinct species and offers it s owners a rare touch of beautiful elegance and a priceless piece of the american past. Reclaimed flooring infuses a space with a connection to bygone eras and to generations of people who lived with and walked on these same wooden planks. This is much more than just antique flooring it s a piece of history. Most chestnut lumber is reclaimed material cut from old timber beams.

Please call for details and a custom quote. This custom antique chestnut flooring and stair railing were all made from reclaimed chestnut dimensional lumber. We have many accessories available made out of the reclaimed wormy chestnut. Supplies are strong in all our chestnut but especially in the narrow plank.

Reclaimed chestnut flooring american castanea dentata chestnut is prized for its rustic character memorable visual depth and profound rarity. Find a buyer for your reclaimed wood or old barn sell reclaimed wood with no listing fees. One of the rarest of the reclaimed hardwoods our wormy chestnut hardwood flooring prominently marked with insect bored wormholes derives from roof rafters floor joists and. At the turn of the 20th century american chestnut came under distress from the chestnut blight and by 1920 almost all of the chestnut trees were dead.

The wood was often hand hewn with an ax and or adze. When you walk on reclaimed chestnut floors you can almost feel the past resonate under your feet. Reclaimed chestnut floors add warmth history and incredible visual interest to any room.