Customer projects

Wood from WRTC has already lived a long and useful first life, and after it is salvaged and cleaned can live a long and useful second life as part of a new structure! Our wood is used in many different applications, from large specialty construction and restoration projects to individual boards. These are a few projects which have incorporated our reclaimed wood.

Customer photo using whitewash barnboard Customer photo using circular sawn wood

We supplied some timbers for stairs in a new Urban Outfitters store in Vancouver, BC:

 

This was the wood out in the yard:

A few in-progress photos of a lovely new house in Ontario, using some of the wood from BC Place and other BC wood:

A quick update on the James Graham's building project... aren't those reclaimed yellow cedar beams lovely?

Two doors, built from reclaimed wood by Harold Ekkert at Delta Door & Panel Ltd.:

 

We'll post some more photos as soon as they are installed!

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This table was built by Jonathan Reith using reclaimed wood from WRTC... for more information contact Jonathan here.

 

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What our customers are saying:

Wood flooring with Hardwax finish

---Thanks to a good customer of ours for this update on her wood floor with an OSMO hardwax finish, which was installed 10 years ago and has survived floods, puppies, and family life beautifully!

..It has been incredible! I am so glad that we went the route of solid wood & hard wax instead of laminate & plastic coating! ...

My flood was several inches deep all over our kitchen/livingroom. The basement ceiling had to have holes drilled into it in order to release the water that poured down from behind the kitchen cabinets. All my neighbours came over to help move outside all the furniture from both the main floor and the basement so that we could get rid of the water and dry the surfaces out. Everyone expressed condolences, feeling so sorry for me, everyone thinking that I would certainly lose my wood flooring. When the water was washed away and the floor dried with towels, we all stood back expecting to see the floor distort, buckle, split or otherwise come apart...and nothing happened! The entire expanse of wood floor looked completely untouched! It still matches 100% the identical wood flooring at the end of the hall and in the bedrooms where the water hadn't reached (when the water reached the air vents it flowed down them to the basement). You cannot see where the flood stopped and started!! There were those who warned that it might take a few weeks for the floor to start to buckle or rise - but a full year later, you still can't see any evidence of a flood, you would never know that there had been a flood in the house!

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