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Eagle Reclaimed Lumber
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Building materials store in Rutherford County, Tennessee
Temporarily closed
Address: 9275 Patterson Rd, Rockvale, TN 37153
Phone: (615) 624-8238
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Is it cheaper to use reclaimed wood?
The average cost of reclaimed wood is $10- $12 per square foot but could be as much as $20 per square foot. Reclaimed wood surprisingly costs more than new lumber.
Why is reclaimed wood stronger?
Since reclaimed wood has endured decades of exposure to heat and cold, it's gone through many cycles of expansion and contraction, which strengthen and cause it to be more "stable." This means the wood is less prone to warping and a lot less likely to split.
Is reclaimed wood good quality?
Reclaimed wood is unique in that it offers ageless distinction and beauty. It's also unparalleled in terms of its architectural quality. Every piece is different and cannot be replicated. Reclaimed wood has so much character, and its age only brings out its allure, depth and color even further.
What is the difference between reclaimed wood and regular wood?
Reclaimed wood tends to be stronger, more durable, and of generally higher-quality than the rushed, mass-produced materials often found today.
We have been preserving our nation's past since 1976. Eagle Creek Designs offers authentic reclaimed barn wood, stone, beadboard, and household hardware.
... a masterfully crafted piece of wood furniture. Your one stop shop to buy available reclaimed lumber. We can help restore, repair, and re-make wood furniture.
EAGLE RECLAIMED LUMBER. 9275 Patterson Rd Rockvale, TN 37153 (615) 624-8238. SHARE View Website. Eagle Reclaimed Lumber specializes in recovering wood from ...
From the website: Specializing in barnwood accent walls, mantels, doors, tables, custom work, and more. Open M-F 8am-4pm. Open Saturday by appointment only.
We recover lumber from barns and transform it into accent walls, flooring, mantels, and other custom creations. #reclaiminghistory #eaglereclaimed.