American Reclaimed Wood Floors
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AMERICAN RECLAIMED FLOORS
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American Reclaimed Floors, first brick and mortar retail store.
American Reclaimed Floors reestablished in 2014, when opening our first retail store, and since expanding into several different areas through individual local sales representation. Our history with reclaimed wood goes back well before 2008 and the big marketing crash. We were busy saving barns around the country side of Washington, Yamhill, and Carlton Oregon Counties. Reclaimed Douglas Fir is beautiful. Reclaiming from individual barns has it's challenges as each barn is full of individual character as not all barns are the same. Years, climate and history all leave their mark on every piece of Reclaimed Wood. Our Reclaimed Oak and Heart Pine's Character you can be sure of every piece just as sampled these huge textile mills have preserved this amazing beautiful wood for well over a century!
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Reclaimed Flooring on it's way to a new home!
We have been working with reclaimed wood and old growth douglas fir for over 16years.
Reclaimed wood has become very popular with restaurants all over the U.S.
One of our newest clients a brewery in Pennsylvania. World of Brew.
We were interviewed for an article on BobVila.com
“Reclaimed Wood is Rich with History”
"When you see beautiful paneling, cabinets, in the decorator magazines and wonder where they got them, this is where," says Herrick of the treasures found in reclaimed wood. "I would say it's a well-kept secret."
” You can't fake it," says Herrick. "Trying to make a new product look old is not the same."
Text by Deb Alden © 2001 BobVila.com
West Point Manufacturing Company Shawmut Mill 1866
