American Chestnut Lumber - Hearne Hardwoods
Today the American Chestnut Society is doing wonderful work restoring the species by breeding blight resistant trees. Most Chestnut lumber is reclaimed material – Cut from old timber beams. These beams are de-nailed and resawn into boards for sale
American Chestnut | The Wood Database (Hardwood)
Pricing/Availability: Because of the blight wiping out nearly all mature American Chestnut trees, its lumber is both rare and (relatively) valuable. Wormy Chestnut in particular is usually salvaged from old barns and other structures, and reprocessed and sold as reclaimed lumber. Prices are likely to be high for a domestic hardwood.
Antique Wormy Chestnut Lumber - Appalachian Woods
The story of the American chestnut, once the king of eastern forests, adds a special meaning to every plank of reclaimed chestnut wood. From antique wormy chestnut lumber to the rare, reclaimed chestnut beams, these materials offer a timeless appeal, unique grain patterns, and a beautiful patina that only age can bring.
1-in American Wormy Chestnut Lumber Boards Reclaim Wood
American Chestnut comprised over 60% of the eastern hardwood forests when the first settlers arrived in North America. Due to its wonderful stable disposition, chestnut was used for every utility purpose by the colonials.
Reclaimed Chestnut - Goosebay Sawmill and Lumber, Inc.
Reclaimed Chestnut Lumber is American Chestnut wood from disassembled barns. It has been kiln dried (to kill any insects), de-nailed, and scanned for metal. Chestnut wood is easily worked by hand or machine and it stains, glues, and finishes well.
Vintage Chestnut Reclaimed Wood - Vintage Timberworks
Originating from barns dating back to the mid 1700’s on the East Coast, reclaimed Chestnut barnwood flooring is available in a range of widths typically from 3”-6” and random lengths up to 7’+. We can mill the flooring as a solid wood flooring or engineered wood flooring.
About American Chestnut Flooring & Reclaimed Chestnut Wood
2016年11月29日 · Reclaimed American Chestnut Lumber. The market for original American chestnut lumber disappeared in the years and decades following the Chestnut blight due to a lack of supply. The backcross breeding method may ultimately be successful at producing a crop of American chestnut trees that are virtually indistinguishable from their predecessors.
Reclaimed American Chestnut York Valley | Slabs
American Chestnut has strength, in addition to its rich colors which nature has built in. Our American Chestnut Wood has been reclaimed from the epicenter of American Chestnut in the York Valley,PA. This is much more than just antique flooring, it’s a piece of history!
Vintage American Chestnut - Vintage Lumber
Reclaimed chestnut contains many exceptional qualities including work ability, distinct worm holes, and varied grain patterns, with warm color tones (light browns to darker highlights from the patina of age).
Longleaf Lumber - Bright-Planed Chestnut Paneling
Longleaf Lumber offers expertly milled reclaimed American chestnut wood paneling for sale in Boston and internationally. Chestnut is prized for its rustic character, memorable visual depth, and profound rarity. Available exclusively as reclaimed and recycled wood, chestnut’s color ranges from dark chocolate to latte.