Reclaimed Hardwood Flooring

We have a wide selection of wood types to compliment a wide variety of designing needs. Click on the pictures below to see a larger picture and description of the types of reclaimed wood we have available.

Antique Hickory

Antique Hickory 100% reclaimed from barn beams. A rich mixture of light and dark browns and streaking. Flooring can also have sound cracks and insect tracking. A beautiful addition to any building project.

Antique Maple Beech

Antique Maple Beech 100% reclaimed from old barns. This wood includes earthy pink tones with tiny cat scratches. May include knots, sound cracking, and insect tracks.

Antique Heartpine

Antique Heartpine 100% reclaimed from factories and mills built during the industrial revolution. These beams were used because of their strength and durability. Characterized by beautiful tight grain and rich yellow-orange color, sound knots, cracks, and nail holes produce a history rich product.

Antique Douglas Fir

Antique Douglas Fir 100% reclaimed from factories and structures built during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This material yields a more uniform color characterized by knots and rich orange tones.

Antique White Pine

Antique White Pine 100% reclaimed from unusable barns and factories. Used to build entire towns in the times of early settlers. Known for its even grain structure, unique knots and rich coloring. Also may include nail holes and circular saw marks.

Antique Tobacco Pine

Antique Tobacco Pine 100% reclaimed from tobacco barns in the heart of southern hills. Unique patina includes circular sawn marks, nail holes, knots, and warm rich earthy brown tones.

Antique Resawn Oak

Antique Resawn Oak 100% reclaimed from beams used in barns, factories, and houses. A mix of red and white oak – beautiful knots, sound cracks, and some insect tracks create the unique look found in this wood.

Antique Hit Skip Oak

Antique Hit Skip Oak 100% reclaimed from granaries, decking, roof rafters, and floor joist. The red and white oak mix radiates warm earthy brown tones. Knots, nail0 holes, and more natural patina left on the boards make every floor one of a kind.

Antique Wormy Chestnut

Antique Wormy Chestnut 100% reclaimed from all parts of historic structures that have outlived their usefulness. These parts include beams, roof rafters, siding, and/or floor joints. Nail holes, knots, sound cracks and worm tracks combine to create a beautiful wood floor.

Antique Oak

Antique Oak 100% reclaimed from granaries, decking, roof rafters, and floor joist. The red and white oak mix radiates warm earthy brown tones. Knots and nail holes make every floor one of a kind.

Antique Walnut

Antique Walnut A rare find, this wood consists of rich, dark, purples to create a look like no other. Found in old barns and farmhouses. Expect some nail holes, sound knots and checking.

Reclaimed Wide Plank Flooring

The lumber we use to produce our solid and engineered wide plank flooring has already been subjected to hundreds of years of wind, rain, sun and snow. It's this natural weathering process that creates the unique richness, strength and beauty that is simply unobtainable from the use of new materials. Our Ohio reclaimed wood flooring manufacturing facility gives us immediate access to the nation's most prized hardwoods, enabling us to easily and efficiently inventory a large selection for expedited job completion.

Reclaimed Antique Wood Floors - Solid
Our reclaimed wood is crafted from 100% virgin timber from old barns and wooden factory buildings. This naturally weathered wood is hand-inspected for quality and features deep, beautiful colors with a rich patina that can only be achieved with time.

Engineered Reclaimed Flooring
Combining the strength, beauty and appearance of our reclaimed flooring with the stability and versatility of engineered flooring. Our engineered hardwood flooring is constructed using a 9-ply FSC-certified Russian Birch plywood and is glued and layered under high pressure and heat to create a flooring material that is impervious to humidity. As a result, engineered floors can be installed directly over concrete and are perfect for almost every room in the house including kitchens and dry basements. The perfect solution for a arid, dry climate that is otherwise unsuitable for solid hardwood flooring.