Remilled Timbers
Heart Pine Flooring
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| Established in 1986, we are suppliers of reclaimed Pacific Coast softwood lumber, primarily redwood, Western Red Cedar and Douglas-fir; wood that we carefully dismantle from structures whose useful life has ended. This includes sawmills, warehouses, industrial buildings and barns. Our yard is located on the shores of Humboldt Bay in northern California, between Eureka and Arcata on US 101. | |
| These buildings contain old growth timbers logged in the latter 1800's or early part of this century when big trees were plentiful and only the best were selected for harvest. | |
 | Our inventories run from 1" x 4" to 16" x 20" and larger, with lengths to
26 feet. We have over 300,000 Board Feet of stock on hand, much of it
un-inventoried. If you don't find what you need in our inventory lists,
contact us, we might just have it in the stacks.
Currently featured Locker Plant redwood from The Pacific Lumber Company in Scotia, California and cedar from several sawmill deconstruction projects in British Columbia. In addition, we have redwood barn siding and timbers salvaged from turn of the century Ferndale, Eureka and McKinnleyville, California barns. Reclaimed timbers are materials grown in another age, some as far back as 2000 years ago. They are highly valued in traditional Japanese joinery, timber framing, as well as in furniture, fireplace mantles, outdoor trellises, benches, walkways, arbors, fine jointery and exterior and foundation grade applications where redwood's unsurpassed qualities of rot and bug resistance will ensure that the wood will remain strong and stable for years and years. NEW We are now offering HeartPine flooring from building deconstruction in Kentucky. |
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Given the size, character and historical value of much of this wood, we are interested in finding "good homes" where the wood will be shown and appreciated for its unique character in structures that will still be standing well into the next century. Our products are part of the natural heritage of a wild, pristine and ancient landscape. |
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Why recycled lumber? Are recycled timbers more expensive than green lumber? What are the Price Ranges? What are the Terms and Conditions How do I buy it? What about nails, bolts, and the like? Can you resurface and or re-saw the wood to my specs? What About Meeting Building Codes? |
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