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Reclaimed Wood Products / E & K Vintage Wood is
in the business of providing quality reclaimed wood to
our customers. The primary wood used in Southern
California construction is Douglas Fir, so we always
have a large inventory of Douglas Fir. We also carry
other reclaimed and salvaged woods, including Maple,
Redwood, Oak, Cedar, and Walnut depending on
supply.
The majority of the reclaimed wood we offer is in the
form of large dimensional timbers, standard lumber, and
flooring. We sell large quantities of reclaimed lumber
and reclaimed flooring throughout the US and
Internationally on a wholesale basis as well as selling
lumber and flooring on a local basis. We maintain a
sizable inventory of reclaimed lumber to meet
immediate needs, but if we don't have it now, we can
probably get it for you.
Our customers span a wide range, from green hotels to
residential remodels, to sustainable LEED builders and
wholesale lumber dealers. We consult our clients on the
best use of reclaimed wood not only as a sustainable
building material but as high quality lumber and a
unique design applications. We are interested in
furthering the use of reclaimed wood as a sustainable
building material and finding new and innovative uses
for the material.
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We obtain our wood through various sources, including urban and rural deconstruction of structures. Reclaimed
Wood Products does the actual deconstruction of buildings or we work in conjunction with facility where it is sorted,
graded, denailed and, in some cases, milled into a finished product. In addition we work with "fallen dead" trees, that
are cut into slabs and or flooring.
Old Growth Douglas Fir, which makes up about 75% of the material we handle, is superior to newly milled wood in
many ways... not the least of which being appearance. Almost all reclaimed wood on the market today is fast-growth
softwoods. In addition, the grain structure and patina of old-reclaimed boards is far more visually
We pride ourselves in providing the best quality and service to our clients.
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