Somewhere in the upper Mid-West this wood from a 19th century barn was wethered to perfection, and it is still improving. The ageless beauty of BarnPlank flooring is undeniable and unmatched. No two BarnPlanks are the same; the coloring, weathering, wear marks, nail holes ferrous bleed and checks all converge to create a natural art masterpiece.

Our fir flooring tends to come from some less traditional sources. Our flagship product for more than a decade has been fir from the Lucin Cut Off Railroad Trestle, but we do source from pickle and wine vats, industrial buildings, bridges and anything else made of wood. Many times the previous use leaves us with unique coloring or texture and is far more adventurous than traditional reclaimed douglas fir.

This series of wood floors jumps completely out of the box and forges new territory in the wood flooring world. All of these woods are very hard and because of that strength have endured a working class previous life which has left each product with unique features that will definitely stand out in your project.

No, really, this wood was used as the bunk planking to grow mushrooms. I know, I know, it is not as glam as a hundred year old barn, but it is a really cool wood, and there is a continuous supply, making it one of the few sustainable reclaimed woods-at least by todays standards. One side of each board was ravaged by the enzimes in the mushroom mulch, and any soft wood is worn away leaving the hard grain--cool--this is the distressed side. The other side still has the saw marks and has the patina of age and is more like our other reclaimed woods.