OUR RECLAIMED HERITAGE

Reclaimed wood flooring comes in many many different wood species. As our built heritage in the United Kingdom spans many centuries and during this time woods have been imported from almost every part of the world.

Maple from Canada, Oak, Pitch Pine and Douglas Fir from North America, Jarrah from Australia, Iroko, Sapele and Wenge from Africa to name just a few.

Be it a pier, a Victorian textile mill, a government building or a row of terraced houses. Reclaimed wood can be sourced from a multitude of different places.

Many of the woods found in these old buildings are some of the finest woods ever to be used and not only do we enjoy reclaiming and finding them a new purpose, it is also a responsibility for all of us to make the most of these wonderful old woods.

It is also important to note that not all old wood is good wood and our expertise is in finding and restoring the woods with soul, character and history.

Reclaimed wood beyond the floor

Many of our reclaimed Oak surfaces are designed with use as wall cladding in mind.

Our favourites of these are our Vodka Oak and Bourbon Oak.

Sourced from European vodka vats and Nashville whiskey barrels respectively, the spirit has granted this wood a incredibly tight straight grain.

No two pieces of this reclaimed wood are the same as you’ll find interesting manmade markings throughout the Vodka Oak in particular.