Availability: Reclaimed wood is often harder to find than new wood and can be more expensive due to the labor involved in sourcing and processing it. Environmental: Reclaimed wood is generally considered more eco-friendly than new wood, as it is sourced from existing structures and does not require additional logging.

For many people, having wood that's rich in history and character adds a certain beauty, charm and story to their surroundings. For some, it's the conservation element that makes reclaimed wood their number one choice. Still others choose reclaimed wood for its durability and strength.

Stability and Durability Reclaimed wood is stronger and more resistant to climate than new wood. Much of the wood we use for our reclaimed products originally came from old growth trees in virgin growth forests.

Post-Industrial Reclaimed Wood: Wood waste generated during the manufacturing process of wood products, such as furniture, can be repurposed as reclaimed wood. By diverting this valuable scrap wood from landfills, we reduce waste and give it a second life as functional and aesthetically pleasing materials.