Reclaimed Wood Flooring
Reclaimed wood flooring is crafted from salvaged wood sourced from old buildings, barns, or furniture. It is an eco-friendly alternative to newly harvested timber, reducing deforestation and landfill waste while adding distinctive character and charm to interiors.
Features & Benefits
Sustainability
- Reduces demand for virgin wood and preserves natural forests.
- Reuses wood that would otherwise be discarded, lowering environmental impact.
Durability
- High-quality, aged wood is often harder than newly harvested timber.
- Can last decades when properly finished and maintained.
Unique Aesthetic
- Each plank carries natural grain, color variations, and character marks.
- Provides a warm, rustic, and authentic look that modern flooring cannot replicate.
Environmental Health
- Low-VOC finishes available to maintain indoor air quality.
- Often naturally aged, reducing chemical treatment needs.
Versatility
- Suitable for residential and commercial interiors: living rooms, bedrooms, offices, restaurants, and retail spaces.
Applications
- Residential Spaces: Living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, and kitchens.
- Commercial Spaces: Cafés, boutique shops, office spaces, and restaurants.
- Interior Design Styles: Rustic, industrial, vintage, and modern eco-friendly designs.
Tips for Choosing Reclaimed Wood Flooring
- Wood Source: Confirm it is sustainably reclaimed and properly treated.
- Finish: Opt for low-VOC or natural finishes for indoor air quality.
- Installation: Nail-down, glue-down, or floating installation depending on subfloor type.
- Certification: Look for FSC or other recognized sustainable wood certifications.