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Once upon a time, Maple was used for floors in historic buildings. Therefore, Salvaged Maple is only available as flooring. We rarely find any Maple in the beam form. It was very common in multiple storied warehouses of the New England region.

Maple was installed on the floor to protect the decking that separated the floors. It could have been driven over with forklifts, dollies, and other material handling devices. Therefore, some of our Salvaged Maple can have a great deal of scratches, gouges, dents, and indentions that make a very rustic floor when left “original”. 

Many of our customers will install this reclaimed wood product and then sand it down to the desired character they want. However, we also have Salvaged Maple that was once a floor in a bowling alley, a gymnasium, or even a post office. This material is much cleaner but can still have some character to it. Generally Salvaged Maple is found in either 2-1/4” or 3-1/4” wide flooring so wide planks are not an option for the product.

Maple has a neutral blond color, and subtle grain patterns.

 

 

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