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Reclaimed wood—also called reclaimed timber or salvaged wood depending on context—is material that has already been used and recovered for a new purpose. Species, former function, surface and dimensions explain much of its variation.
Sources vary between batches: building elements, boards, beams or other previously used timber. A precise geographical origin or age is stated only when documented.
After recovery, the wood is sorted and prepared according to its condition and future use. Cleaning, brushing, sawing, calibrating, assembly and finishing are not automatic; each product page states the planned operations.
Depending on its characteristics, reclaimed wood can become cladding, flooring, a table, panel, door, item of furniture, beam or decorative element. The material name alone does not establish suitability for a use.
Reusing existing material avoids replacing it with new material for the intended use. Quantified benefits depend on the product, preparation and transport and are not generalised here.
A Versatile Material for Unique Projects
Reclaimed wood can be used in new-build and renovation projects, from exposed beams and flooring to cladding and furniture. Its natural variation can add character to both contemporary interiors and traditional buildings.
A Naturally Beautiful Result
To choose correctly, check the reference, the wood species, the construction, the dimensions, the surface, the options and the intended use. Variations of reclaimed wood are part of the product and must be anticipated in the project.
Reclaimed wood comes in nos tables in reclaimed wood, the collection of panelling and cladding, nos parquet floors and floors in reclaimed wood. It also finds its place in the panels in reclaimed wood, the structural timbers and joists in reclaimed wood, our collection of doors in reclaimed wood.