Douglas Fir is a popular wood in the Rocky Mountain area. The warm color variations combined with pronounced grain make the wood desirable. Throw in evidence of previous use such as nail-holes, ferrous staining, checking and weathering and Reclaimed Fir becomes a wonderful option for mountain living.

  • Specie: Douglas Fir
  • Source: Various buildings throughout the U.S. and Canada.
  • Moisture: Kiln-dried to less than 8% moisture.
  • Knots: Unlimited sound knots, occasional surface defects from unsound knots.
  • Holes: Many nail holes often with ferrous stains, bolt holes up to 1” diameter allowed.
  • Checks: Unlimited checking and cracks, often with weathered patina, allowed as long as board is solid.
  • Surface: Surface may be resawn or have the original weathering or saw marks.
  • Grain: Mixed grain patterns.
    Color: Unlimited variation, generally light brown to reddish brown.
  • Sizes: 4/4" Thick surfaced hit and miss to approximately 15/16" 3½", 4½", 5½", 6½", 7½", 8½", 9½", 10½" Widths-ripped 2 edges-net tally
    4' - 12' lengths.
    Additional sizes available, ask for more details.
The unique distinctiveness of a reclaimed wood product is generally what makes it so desirable. Although we may provide a sample, photograph or description of a particular type of wood product as an example to demonstrate the general characteristics of that type of product, such sample, photograph or description may not necessarily be representative of the product actually delivered due to the great variability in color, grain, texture, sign of previous use, etc.