Reclaimed Fir Dallas
There's always the chance that you can take some lumber from buildings in your locality that are being demolished. You might be able to buy the lumber or even get it for free by contacting the owner.
Yes, your go-to spot for home improvements actually carries reclaimed timber you can buy. You can view some of their stock online. This includes pallets and boxes disassembled and crates as well as lumber or panels from different brands and dealers.
Plank & Mill is an especially interesting option if you're new to using reclaimed wood. The company sells real reclaimed wood planks with an adhesive peel-and-stick backing, so you can easily install them to create accent walls in your home.
There's always the chance that you can take some lumber from buildings in your locality that are being demolished. You might be able to buy the lumber or even get it for free by contacting the owner.
Much like Etsy, eBay has all the reclaimed wood you could ever need. A search for "reclaimed lumber" currently pulls up more than 1,000 results, so you definitely have options to choose from.
Every product we offer is meticulously milled to achieve a stunning aesthetic -- from kitchen flooring to pine ceilings for churches and cabins to retail spaces to wood flooring in kitchens. You can see past projects for more inspiration on how to use our products during remodeling and construction.
In addition to hardwood for flooring, we also provide antique reclaimed wood panels for walls and ceilings. Add depth to a small space with oak wall cladding or reclaimed pine shiplap. Give your bar a facelift with old-growth pine walls. Create an open and bright spare bedroom with silver fir ceilings. No matter the style you are after, you can never go wrong with buying reclaimed wood for your Dallas, TX, home or business.
You can also check out architectural salvage yards or stores. These businesses offer more than reclaimed wood. You can also find hardware, stained glass and lighting as well as furniture and decor made of reclaimed materials. Old House Online has a list with information about every state's architectural salvage shops. Here are some to consider: