Welcome to our blog! After a long hiatus we have resurrected our blog and look forward to sharing things from around the workplace including current events, new projects we are working on and more!
Reclaimed Wood Flooring And Radiant Heat
In the pursuit of sustainable and aesthetically pleasing home design, the combination of radiant heat and reclaimed wood flooring has emerged as a compelling choice.
The Benefits Of Reclaimed Wood Flooring
In an era where environmental consciousness and sustainable living have become paramount, homeowners and designers alike are turning to eco-friendly alternatives for building and renovating
SoHo Townhouse – NY Times Article
An article from the New York Times, published September 11, 2015. The flooring used is our Antique Wormy Chestnut flooring.
Project Spotlight: Third Man Records
Back in 2014 we had the privilege of supplying our Antique Barnboard Oak flooring for Third Man Records in Detroit Michigan. Third Man Records was
The Buying Process
We make it easy to buy! We know that purchasing flooring for your new home or renovation is a major purchase. Your flooring is one
The Process – Barns To Flooring
Antique Barn Board Oak The first step in the process of delivering beautiful recycled wood floors to customers is procuring the raw materials. Every flooring
Southern Living – Family Friendly Kitchen
A recent article in Southern Living Magazine where the featured home used our Antique Mixed Hardwood flooring. Click “Start Slideshow” to see the photos or scroll down
Is End-Match Necessary for Wood Flooring?
A common question we get here about how we mill our Reclaimed Wood flooring is this: Do you end-match your flooring? Here at Appalachian
The ‘Sustainable’ Truth About Wood Floors
by Ed Korczak Shown here is our Antique Barn-Board Oak flooring installed in a wine cellar. Environmental issues are becoming increasingly important in the flooring
Is Wood Flooring Green?
Below you will find a collection of links regarding wood flooring and why it is a great choice for building green. Reclaimed wood flooring in
Wood Floors Are Green
The reason for this is clear: consumers are demanding the use of green products, but often don’t understand what green means. Being “green” is much