Antique Flooring and Reclaimed Antique Wood Floor

Antique elm wood has a gold to light reddish brown look. It has long straight grain and a lively pattern. Resawn from very old barn timbers from the early 1800's, elm wood will occasionally contain traces of nail holes and past insect traces from over 150 years of aging.

Antique resawn oak flooring is made from historical barn beams, which are resawn and remilled into wide plank flooring. This wood has great aged patina and unmatched characteristics from its stress cracs to the traces of past insect activity. Antique Vintage Oak flooring is made by milling selected barn board siding of historical barns, creating authentic historical wide plank flooring. This oak wood floor has a dark rich patina, nail holes and circular marks.  

Antique milled Barn wood is precision milled one plank at a time, from selected top quality barn boards reclaimed from historic barns, good enough to create a trully antique wide plank floor with a dark rich patina once milled.This wood flooring has nail holes, saw marks, checking and a natural aged to perfection look. the species available is hemlock, eastern white pine, and spruce.

Antique Chestnut Wood Flooring is our most prestigious and rare antique floor we have to offer. Chestnut wood is extinct and is only available from the old barns and other building that we reclaim and remill into wide plank flooring. Chestnut wood is a light to dark colored wood with a very distinctive grain pattern.

Specification:
Application:         Wood flooring
Widths:                 3 to 12 inches wide
Lengths:               3 to 16 feet
Thickness:           ¾
Milling:                  Tong & Groove / Square edge

Antique Ash Flooring

Reclaimed Antique Ash Flooring: Antique black ash flooring is sawn from historical beams. This wood varies from light brown to dark creamy. Antique ash wood is very hard and can be sometimes confused with antique oak wood as it has similar grain patterns but features a more consistent blend of golden brown coloration. This reclaimed antique wood has tight, dense grain and unique flexibility which makes it an excellent wood flooring choice for radiant heat installations.