Reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is made from 100% recycled barnwood, racehorse fence planks, and other antique structures. Each plank is completely solid all the way through. We have standard thicknesses and widths available. Repurposed hardwood floors are a sustainable choice for your home, as they are made from recycled materials and they help to reduce the demand for new wood products. Reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is also quite durable, as it is less likely to warp or dent. Salvaged wood has a unique beauty that comes from its history and the stories it tells.
Reused wood is old-growth lumber that has been salvaged from buildings or other structures that are being torn down. Reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is typically a single plank of wood with “tongues” and “grooves” that allow the pieces to connect. Solid wood flooring is generally nailed down to ward off humidity fluctuations. To ensure your recycled hardwood flooring remains stable after installation, it is absolutely essential to allow the wood to acclimate before installation. Read more about hardwood flooring acclimation to be fully informed about your reclaimed solid wood flooring purchase. Seasonal moisture shifts cause wood to contract and expand. Because of this, expansion space should be considered when placing your planks. Reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is an excellent way to add character and charm to your home, but it is important to take the necessary steps to protect your investment. With a little bit of care and attention, your repurposed hardwood floors will last for generations to come.
Reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is a popular choice among homeowners for a number of different reasons. To begin, it is extremely long-lasting, since it is resistant to the wear and tear caused by frequent foot traffic as well as the normal deterioration that occurs as a natural part of living a normal life. Simply using a vacuum cleaner or a mop is all that is required to keep solid hardwood floors looking as good as they did when they were first installed. This makes solid wood flooring one of the easiest floor types to clean and maintain. The lifespan of these floors is further enhanced by the fact that it can be restored in the event that it ever starts to display signs of wear. In addition, because reclaimed solid hardwood flooring is a natural substance, it helps to enhance the quality of the air within a building by capturing dust and other airborne particles. If you want stylish floors that last for a long time, it is ultimately a worthwhile investment for any homeowner or business manager.
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