Yes, that's right—your go-to destination for home improvement necessities does, in fact, carry reclaimed wood you can buy. You can check out some of their selection online, which includes disassembled pallets and crates, as well as lumber and panels from different dealers and brands.
Etsy truly is a treasure chest of...well, everything. Reclaimed wood is not an exception. It is easy to find reclaimed wooden furniture and decor, but you can also search the web for "reclaimed" wood to find shops that sell it.
If you'd rather pick up your reclaimed wood locally, Craigslist is also an option. Just head to your area's Craigslist page, go to the "for sale" section, and filter by "materials"—you can search within there for reclaimed wood, lumber, and timber, and you're sure to find some gems. From there, you can reach out to people who've posted ads you're interested in and arrange to purchase them and pick them up.
Your bedroom is your refuge. Make it reflect who you are and what inspires you. Our reclaimed barn siding can be used to bring country style to your plan wall.
Most trees that were cut down were 100 to 400 years old. They grew naturally and slowly, with no fertilizers. They survived droughts and floods. Their wood is tighter and has more resin. Reclaimed lumber is superior because it has been treated naturally for drying and curing, and has had to withstand many changes in moisture. This makes it more stable than new lumber.
You should ensure upfront that the wood you are purchasing has been properly treated. The dealer should agree that the wood will be cleaned and that any hidden nails will be detected using a metal detector. The wood likely will be cut from a large beam, planed and--this is critical--kiln-dried.
Trinity Valley Floors' reclaimed wood can be used to create traditional spaces or modernize your home. You can order high-quality, sustainable products online. Or get in touch to our knowledgeable staff for further information.