Beams ~ Flooring ~ Mantels ~ Box Beams ~ Wall Cladding ~ Timber Trusses
Using reclaimed wood salvaged from around the world, Vintage Timberworks has been supplying projects near and far for over 30 years. Projects range in size from large-scale open beam ceilings and floors to single floating shelves or fireplace mantels. Commercial volumes are also available for those looking to outfit large spaces in reclaimed wood.
The wood can be sold “as is” in the original condition it was received direct from the antiquated barn or shuttered factory OR can be custom milled to suit the job.
Products
In choosing our wood, you’re not just making a selection; you’re making a statement. You’re choosing craftsmanship, history, and a dedication to a sustainable future. Join us on this enriching journey, where the past converges with the present, and every piece of wood becomes a storyteller in your creative narrative. Welcome to a space where authenticity is celebrated, and your projects become timeless tales etched in the grains of “vintage” history.
BECAUSE DETAILS
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GALLERIES
Our main yard, mill, and showroom is located in Southern California just south of Temecula, on I-15, a short drive from San Diego, Orange County, and Los Angeles. We encourage you to stop by our 7-acre facility and speak with our knowledgeable and friendly staff regarding your material requirements – no appointment needed. It will give you a chance to see firsthand, the broad spectrum of recycled lumber products available and will help you decide which appearance is most suitable for your architectural style.
SERIOUSLY CUSTOM…
Reclaimed wood is possibly one of the most eco-conscious and sustainable choices you can add to your project. Our materials are sourced directly from barns, antiquated homes, industrial buildings, boats, airplane hangars, and more – all previously slated for demolition. Without the wood being purchase for reuse, it would be often be sent to the landfill burned. We work closely with demolition outfits across the country to preserve as much of this precious resource as possible. Even if the wood has little economical value, it can still have major value is reuse for less fortunate communities and we work hard finding ways to recycle as much as possible from each demolition project we’re a part of.
