If you look carefully at your antique reclaimed hardwood floor from Aged Woods you will notice several things but the most prominent is probably the woodgrain. The grain of the wood is probably the most important part of the wood as it determines the strength and texture of the wood. Not all woodgrain with wood […]
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There comes a time when a barn has to be torn down. It is not something that most farmers or landowners look forward to but it has to be done. This is not a decision that is entered into lightly as barns are a symbol of our agricultural heritage and are Americana at its finest.
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There are hundreds of historic homes and sites in this country that are open to the public as museums. Many are run by the National Park Service in their 400+ units around the country. With a finite budget they have to think creatively when a building needs to be constructed or repaired and in many
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We take breathing for granted sometimes, after all our body does it all by itself. If it didn’t we’d probably all be dead by now. Did you know that wood needs to breathe as well? Well, it’s not quite the same. Your wooden floorboards are not going to grow little mouths and start breathing. If
The antique reclaimed wood that Aged Woods gets has been around for centuries and in some cases in forests that have existed for over a millennia. As the saying goes, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure and antique wood is a treasure. Aged Woods have taken something that has fallen into disuse or is
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