Users' questions

Is reclaimed wood flooring more expensive?

Is reclaimed wood flooring more expensive?

One of the most sought-after salvaged building materials is reclaimed hardwood flooring. It’s also a budget friendly choice, with prices for common species such as oak up to 50 percent cheaper than brand new hardwood flooring.

Why is flooring that uses reclaimed wood expensive?

Price: Reclaimed wood may be more expensive than virgin wood because of the process it undergoes. A dealer sorts and prepares the wood so it’s safe for consumer use, and often there is a lot of nail pulling and extra work involved over using virgin lumber.

How much should I pay for reclaimed wood?

On average, reclaimed wood can cost anywhere between $5 – $10 per square foot, but can be much more expensive depending on the rarity of the wood.

What is the durability of reclaimed wood flooring?

When it comes to durability, reclaimed wood is up to 40 points harder on the Janka hardness scale than virgin wood because it comes from old-growth trees that have expanded from the elements instead of first-generation forest trees.

Where can I find American reclaimed wood floors?

American Reclaimed Wood Floors is located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, we are a small, family-owned and operated business that believes the best wood has stood the test of time. American Reclaimed Wood Floors come from old growth timbers that were used in turn of the century factories, homes, and barns.

What kind of wood is used in reclaimed wood floors?

Whether it’s the strength and texture of Reclaimed Wide Plank White Oak, the classic, refined look of Old Growth Douglas Fir, or the antique beauty of Long Leaf Heart Pine, we have a unique floor for the atmosphere that you want to create.

What do you mean by salvaged wood flooring?

What is salvaged flooring? Most people use the phrase “salvaged wood flooring” interchangeably with the phrase “reclaimed flooring.” Our reclaimed wood products are salvaged from barns and other historic structures after they’ve reached the end of their functional lifespan.

What’s the difference between salvaged wood and reclaimed wood?

Most people use the phrase “salvaged wood flooring” interchangeably with the phrase “reclaimed flooring.” Our reclaimed wood products are salvaged from barns and other historic structures after they’ve reached the end of their functional lifespan.