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it was a twelve mile wood trestle in what was an ambitious project by Union Pacific Railroad in 1902; in the 1990’s it may have been the largest reclaimed wood project in the world, ever; the wood spent 90 years submerged in the waters of the Great Salt Lake and added up to 20% of its weight in additional minerals from the water; it started as Douglas Fir, and still is, but has undergone a change from its previous life like no other wood we know of; while the original Douglas Fir would have been fairly color consistent, the hallmark of Trestlewood II is that it is now a wood that brings on the full spectrum of the rainbow; you will find shades of black, green, purple, yellow and red scattered throughout the boards; it is stunnin
millwork :: ¾” thick, solid wood, tongue & groove edges, squared ends
widths :: 3”, 5 & 7” wide with custom sizes available
lengths :: 2' through 10'; with an average length of about 6'; boards up to 12' included if available
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specie :: Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)
grade :: Scar'dFace
source: :: antique 100% recycled Lucin Cut-off Railroad Trestle; The Great Salt Lake, Utah
US Green Building Council LEED® Points :: MR 4
hardness :: janka hardness rating: 800 estimated
character rating :: our character rating: 7.1 (rustic elements)
FSC Certification :: available