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Douglas Fir Beams
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Douglas Fir beams reclaimed from an industrial building in the Pacific Northwest. Warm color, natural patina. No nails, some bolt holes.
4x6, 6x8, 8x10, 12x16, random lengths
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 FSC Certified
 LEED Compliant
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Salvage Old Growth Doug Fir
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Log diameters range from 30" to 50", up to 40 feet in length. When quart sawn, these timbers produce the tightest growth ring vertical grain available. 20 to 30 growth rings per inch. Can be milled into timbers for traditional restoration, or sawn for perfect vertical grain rafters and ceiling board for modern architecture. Also excellent for doors and windows, millwork, stairs, etc.
70,000 BFT, FOB Western U.S.
8/4 planks, widths from 6 to 14"
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Oak Beams
Quercus
Oak beams reclaimed from a barn in the Midwest. 100 year-old beams were hand-hewn. Weathered grey with mortise and tenon notches.
5"x5", 5"x7", 7"x9", 9"x11"
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Reclaimed
FSC Certified
LEED Compliant
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Heart Pine Beams
Pinus strobus
Antique heart pine beams were reclaimed from an industrial building on the East coast. Dried to 8% RMC. Natural grey patina, for sawing or as-is.
8"x8", 10"x12", 12"x24"
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FSC Certified
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Sinker Pine
Pinus
Pine logs raised from swampy rivers in the American Southwest have been milled into boards for kiln drying. Brackish water produces a beautiful, charactered, dark grain with exceptional durability. Uses: flooring, ceilings, beams.
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Salvage
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Western Chinqapin Oak Beams
Quercus muehlenbergii
Western Chinquapin Oak beams have been resawn and air-dried. Perfect rustic beams for Tuscan style.
8x10 to 10x12
F.O.B. California
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Reclaimed
FSC Certified
LEED Compliant
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Sinker Redwood Beams
Sequoia sempervirens
Old-growth redwood beams are sinker logs procured from a Pacific Northwest salvage operations. Water stains. Air-dried 20 years. Clear vertical grain.
4"x8", 5"x10", 6"x12", 8"x8" random lengths
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Salvage
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Lesser Known Species