2011 September | URBAN EVOLUTIONS

Reclaimed Vertical Grain Picklewood Cypress

Here’s a small yet beautiful 230SF lot of reclaimed quarter-sawn cypress. This character stained floor was produced from barrel stock as paneling for the US Venture building in Combined Locks, WI.

It is 2″ x 5/8″ with Micro-bevel, comes in 2-10′ random lengths and contains some beautiful dark staining from then vinegar once held by the barrels.

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Prefinished Wide-Plank Doug Fir

Nice size lot of pre-finished dark stained, but rough surfaced, reclaimed Doug Fir. This lot is perfect for a wainscoting or other paneling application where a rustic but finished look is desired.

Lot is 12″x 3/4″ square-edge, with back relief. Square-edge, NO T&G. 210sf lot for just a $2.25sf.

Reclaimed Brazilian Teak | Cumaru Flooring

Brazilian Teak on 9-ply backer finished with 2 coats of WOAK oil. It’s a 340SF lot that is 7 1/8″ wide by 2′ – 16′ random lengths.

$1,995 for the lot.

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Reclaimed Gymnasium Flooring

One of the latest trends for re-purposing reclaimed flooring is laying down gymnasium maple and taking full advantage of the existing random court lines as an eye-catching element of design. We’ve sold flooring like this sourced from small town high schools to NBA Championship courts and the result is always stunning. We currently have a couple of leftover lots in liquidation.

A. Black/Red/Off-White Mix. Very similar to the flooring in this picture but with a slightly lower red ratio – 310 SF for $3.95 / SF.

B. Black/Red/Green/Blue Mix. Also similar to the flooring in the picture but with some additional colors- 2000 SF for $4.55 / SF.

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Howe Table | Room & Board

“Howe combines a classic harvest table design with solid white oak salvaged from Canadian whiskey barrels for an exclusive, limited edition table that will add warmth and character to your home. The table features traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery and 4″ × 5″ legs created fom one solid beam.”