Reclaimed wood from over 100 years old buildings with original hand hewn or sunburnt (weathered) surface. Also worn out floor boards and barn floors as well as machine –hacked boards and sawn timber from old beams.
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Beams and rafters with original hand hewn surface from old and historic buildings. Available in various dimensions and lengths. Further beams and log cabin planks with sunburnt surface.
All visible nails removed and without paint.
Hand hewn boards are the cutted exterior sides from antique beams. As a result you get boards with one side hand hewn and a sawn back side.
Thickness as wished (e.g. 40 mm, 50 mm), edged or unedged, air or kiln-dried. On request also levelled to a constant thickness and / or brushed.
Available in spruce/fir and oak.
Weathered (sunburnt) cladding form old houses and barns. Exposed to weather conditions (sun and rain) and microbiological processes a distinctive structure and colour occurs. Colours from gray to brown and black are possible.
Also old panelling from the interior are available.
The boards are cut from reclaimed wood beams and can be delivered steamed or unsteamed. Additional obtainable planed and / or with tongue and groove.
These are also available with a machine-chopped surface, making the visual impression of a hand-hewn surface.
Dimesions: 30mm, 40mm, 50mm or as wished.
Old floorboards in spruce and oak with a worn surface developed over years of use.
Available from slight to strong worn out, likewise with wormholes.
Sawn lamellas can be obtained in spruce and oak. These are sawn from antique timber beams. Different lengths and thickness from 5 mm up. Deliverable with natural colour or steamed.
Also available are spruce lamellas with hand hewn or machine-hacked surface from 11 mm thickness and up.
Used for the production of multi-layer boards or furniture fronts