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Reclaimed woods are a superior product for flooring, as vintage hardwoods’ strength and durability cannot be matched by contemporary flooring products in today’s marketplace. Reclaimed wood flooring is a natural product with a diverse selection of colors and grain patterns. Old wood flooring materials have many advantages: the reclaimed wood’s exquisite and unique look, its environmental contribution as a green building material, the history of the wood’s origins, and its physical attributes such as strength and durability. Reclaimed wood flooring is stronger, lighter, and harder than fresh cut products, and can last indefinitely with proper care.

Reclaimed wood flooring is a smart investment. There is no depreciation on a reclaimed wood floor and in fact, antique wood flooring usually increases the resale value of a home. Real wood floors offer beauty for a lifetime — or longer! Thus, reclaimed wood floors cost less long term and add value to your home.

Many of the reclaimed woods offered by The Woodshop of Texas are only available in large quantities through reclamation. In the past, wood was the primary building material because it was strong, relatively inexpensive, and abundant. Today, however, certain types of wood are no longer available except as reclaimed wood. The rarity of this antique wood will add quality and value to your home or project.

Reclaimed wood flooring options include: Antique Heart Pine, Antique Oak, Chestnut, Douglas Fir, Maple, and Kentucky Poplar. Our milling facility recycles these vintage woods into custom milled tongue and groove flooring that will add incredible character and depth to any room.

The Woodshop of Texas can also supply antique wood staircase components in any species currently in stock. All components are manufactured at our on-site milling facility so whatever sizes or dimensions your project demands, we can meet your needs. Components we currently offer in reclaimed wood are: treads, nosings, risers, posts, handrails, and balusters.

 

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