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Reclaimed Wood Flooring

Modern Timber Craft offers authentic reclaimed wood flooring in both solid and engineered options, including White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Yellow Pine, and reclaimed mixed hardwoods. Our solid reclaimed hardwood flooring is milled from historic timbers sourced from barns and other structures dating from the late 1700s through the early 1900s, while select engineered styles combine a real reclaimed wood wear layer with a stable multi-ply core.

Natural variation in grain, knots, saw marks, checking, color, and other characteristics gives every floor its own distinct appearance. Because no two are the same, each installation carries the character and history of the original wood.

Choose the Right Reclaimed Wood Flooring

Start by choosing the construction and species that best fit your project. Solid reclaimed wood flooring offers authentic reclaimed wood throughout the entire plank and is supplied unfinished, giving you control over the final color and finish. Reclaimed engineered flooring combines a real reclaimed wood surface with a stable multi-ply core and is available in prefinished options.

Solid Reclaimed Flooring

Authentic reclaimed wood throughout the full thickness of the plank. Ideal for projects where natural character, historic material and finish flexibility are priorities.

Reclaimed Engineered Flooring

An authentic reclaimed wood wear layer combined with a stable multi-ply core, preserving the appearance and character of historic wood in an engineered construction.

Choose Your Species

White Oak offers a versatile grain, Red Oak has a more pronounced grain pattern, Hickory provides strong natural variation, and Yellow Pine delivers a warmer, more rustic appearance.

 Solid Reclaimed Wood Flooring 

euro white oak engineered flooring

Reclaimed Engineered Wood Flooring 

Our reclaimed engineered wood flooring combines an authentic reclaimed wood wear layer with a stable multi-ply core, preserving the character of historic wood in an engineered flooring construction.

SEE IT BEFORE YOU COMMIT

Order Reclaimed Wood Flooring Samples

Authentic reclaimed wood naturally varies from board to board in grain, color, knots, checking, saw marks and other characteristics. Samples help you understand the material before making a larger flooring purchase.

$5 SAMPLE

Start With a Quick Look

Not sure which species or flooring style is right for your project? A $5 sample is an inexpensive way to see the wood, basic color, grain and surface character in person before deciding whether to move forward.

Best for:
  • Comparing species and flooring styles
  • Seeing the material in your own lighting
  • Narrowing down your initial choices

$5 QUICK-LOOK SAMPLES

Reclaimed Engineered Flooring Samples

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Get Project Pricing & Availability

Once you've selected a flooring style, send us your approximate square footage, project location and preferred material. We'll help confirm current availability, lead time and project pricing.

Request Flooring Project Pricing

FAQs

How much flooring should I order?

We generally recommend ordering at least 10% more flooring than the measured square footage to account for cuts, waste and material selection during installation. Because reclaimed wood includes natural variation and character, some projects may benefit from additional overage. Confirm the appropriate quantity with your installer before ordering.

What’s the difference between solid reclaimed wood flooring and reclaimed engineered wood flooring?

Solid reclaimed wood flooring is milled from authentic reclaimed timbers and boards sourced from historic barns and other structures. The flooring is solid wood through its full thickness and is available in species including White Oak, Red Oak, Hickory, Yellow Pine, and mixed Oak.

Reclaimed engineered wood flooring uses an authentic reclaimed wood wear layer bonded to a stable multi-ply core. This preserves the grain, color variation, saw marks, and other characteristics of reclaimed wood while using an engineered construction beneath the surface.

Both options feature authentic reclaimed wood. The primary difference is their construction: solid flooring is reclaimed wood throughout, while engineered flooring combines a reclaimed wood surface with a multi-ply core.

If you have any questions about our different types of hardwood flooring, please don’t hesitate to contact us so we can help you.

Does solid reclaimed wood flooring need to be finished?

Our solid reclaimed wood flooring is supplied unfinished and ready to finish. After installation, we recommend applying a protective finish or sealant to help protect the wood from normal wear while achieving the appearance you want. Clear and low-sheen finishes are available for projects where you want to preserve the natural color and character of the reclaimed wood as closely as possible.

How is reclaimed wood flooring installed?

Reclaimed wood flooring installation depends on the flooring construction, subfloor, and project conditions. Our solid reclaimed flooring features tongue-and-groove construction and can typically be installed using nail, staple, or appropriate adhesive methods. Because reclaimed flooring can include natural variation and surface character, we recommend working with an experienced flooring installer and confirming the appropriate installation method for your project before ordering.

What is the typical lead time on a flooring order?

Lead times vary by flooring type, species, quantity and current material availability. Solid reclaimed wood flooring can require several weeks for preparation and milling, while some engineered flooring may be available more quickly. For planning purposes, allow approximately six weeks plus shipping for many solid reclaimed flooring orders, but contact us before ordering for current availability and an estimated lead time for your specific project.

Reclaimed Wood Flooring Installation

Reclaimed wood flooring requires proper subfloor preparation and installation methods appropriate for the flooring construction, site conditions and project requirements.

Because authentic reclaimed wood naturally includes variation in surface character, grain and dimensions, we recommend working with an experienced flooring installer who is familiar with solid and engineered hardwood flooring.

Installation requirements can vary by product and project. Confirm the appropriate installation method with your installer before ordering.

Planning a large or custom flooring project? Contact Modern Timber Craft with your approximate square footage, preferred flooring style and project location for current availability, lead times and project-specific guidance.

Custom requests: We can handle high volume orders and we offer a discount to industry professionals.