You can create a new look with reclaimed wood (see it in the islands shelves and side panels of cabinets), but the wood in this build was sourced from the original home's structure. What do you do if you don't have any wood left over from your renovation? It's possible to find it elsewhere. It may seem difficult, but it is actually quite simple. There are many places online that you can search for reclaimed wood, as well as more local dealers and options than you might think.
Directly purchasing wood from our mill allows you to choose the type, cut and size of wood that you desire, as well as ensuring that you get it exactly how you want it. We also source wood from the local area, which makes it perfect for farmhouses and other applications. Furthermore, we support local vendors and protect natural resources.
Craigslist may be an alternative if you want to purchase reclaimed timber locally. Head to the Craigslist site in your area, click on the "for purchase" section, then filter by "materials". There are many options to search there for reclaimed lumber, timber, and other materials. There you can contact people who have posted ads in your area and ask them to arrange to pick them up.
Dallas Barn Wood has the right place for all your barn siding and barn wood needs. We are the leading supplier of quality reclaimed wood siding in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Visit our showroom and see why our reclaimed wood barn siding is superior to all others.
Yes, your go-to spot for home improvements actually carries reclaimed timber you can buy. You can view some of their stock online. This includes pallets and boxes disassembled and crates as well as lumber or panels from different brands and dealers.
Another option to consider is architectural salvage yards. These businesses sell more than reclaimed timber. Instead of just selling reclaimed wood, they also sell hardware, stainedglass, lighting, and other materials. There are even furniture and decor you can buy made from reclaimed materials. Old House Online provides a listing of architectural salvage businesses in every state. Some to consider are:
A few national dealers and local shops can be found by searching the Internet or in a phone directory.