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Reclaimed mooring posts Heavy, strong and above all very durable. Hardwood beams and mooring poles are an excellent choice for outdoor use; a scaffolding or deck built with this wood can withstand...
Reclaimed elm beams This is a unique type of wood that is not widely offered. Elm wood is characterized by a beautiful grain, which gives the beams a lot of character. The old elm beams from our...
Reclaimed Oregon pine beams In addition to the European variant, we also offer pine wood that originally grew in the eastern and southern parts of America. These old American pine beams are stronger,...
Reclaimed oak beams Before the introduction of steel, oak wood has been widely applied as a building material. Wonderful oak structures are still be found in old farmhouses, mansions and castles....
Reclaimed pine beams Pine is one of the most widely used types of wood in the Netherlands; many supporting structures, floors and other structures are made from this wood. Not surprisingly, because...
What are child beams? Child beams are an important part of a wood joist. The smaller beams, often in head sizes such as 10×10 cm or 12×12 cm, lie transverse to or inside the nut beams. The...
What are old purlins? Wooden purlins support the roof of a building; a purlin is the horizontal supporting beam in the longitudinal direction of the roof. Purlins can also come from a wood floor and...
An antique wooden pedestal, column or pillar brings a warm atmosphere to any interior or exterior. This pedestal is ideal for placing a lamp or a beautiful plant on it. If you are looking for a...