Reclaimed wood flooring from Aged Woods® is re-milled from recycled wood from old un-used barns. Our kiln-drying/heat treating process before milling assures a stable, bug-free floor. The look of a reclaimed Aged Woods® floor is the natural result of a century or two of weathering and the signs of old-time craftsmen. Our reclaimed and recycled floors are the sustainable choice to add unique and authentic rustic character to residences, retail stores, restaurants, casinos, country clubs, etc.

And our Yesteryear® brand rustic flooring also adds character, but at a lower price point than our authentic antique reclaimed wood products. It is milled from specially selected new growth wood and is available in wide widths and long lengths usually not possible with reclaimed wood. And of course, our Yesteryear® brand flooring comes with our usual high level of quality, consistency and service.

ASK ABOUT "GREEN" FLOOR FINISHES! Stay in green mode and compliment your reclaimed and recycled Aged Woods® floor with an environmentally-friendly finish! We recommend the GREENGUARD-Certified high-performance, low-VOC finishes in the Bona Environmental Choice System™ (ECS). After installation, Bona's floor care system, consisting of a non-toxic, waterborne cleaner specifically designed for polyurethane-finished hardwood floors and a reuseable microfiber mop for cleaning and eliminating dust and allergens, will allow you to care for your Aged Woods® floor while protecting your indoor air quality and the environment.

Nov 1, 2009 - Aged Woods Intros LEED-Compliant "Rescued Maple™"

Sept 1, 2009 - Aged Woods achieved FSC CoC certification.

July 1, 2009 - Aged Woods helps Greenpiece safeguard the environment with reclaimed wood flooring for Washington, DC, office. (From ED&C Mag)

March 18, 2009 - Aged Woods president earns LEED® AP accreditation.

Please call us at 800-233-9307 to discuss your project with our experienced staff.
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Some project locations within our 500 mile "Regional Materials" radius - New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, Richmond, Raleigh, Indianapolis, Cleveland and Pitsburgh.