Latest Trestlewood Blog Posts
Apr 03
2013
Check Out Some Cool Reclaimed Wood Shelving
One of our customers made some cool shelves out of Trestlewood's 4x13 Willamette Character timbers.
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One of our customers made some cool shelves out of Trestlewood's 4x13 Willamette Character timbers.
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Using unmilled lumber in lieu of milled lumber can often be one of the easiest ways to significantly reduce the costs of a reclaimed wood or other unique wood installation.
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Advantages and disadvantage of adding a rabbet to wedgelap siding
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Wood mantel finishing options (waxes, oils) + a link to a YouTube video about finishing hand-hewn mantel.
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Let's show our gratitude for the great nation in which we live by getting out and voting...
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Trestlewood has recently brought a new facility on line in Brigham City, Utah, to better serve its Wasatch Front and other customers. This facility boasts convenient freeway and Salt Lake City airport access, lots of storage space, a Wood-Mizer band-saw, and hundreds of thousands of board feet of wood.
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The differences between board foot and square foot measurements are examined; examples are given; and a link to a handy Trestlewood board foot / square foot calculator is provided.
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Samples can play an important role in selecting the right reclaimed or other unique wood product, especially when they are used appropriately.
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When we are asked for an "extreme barnwood" or an "ultra rustic barn wood," our first thought is mushroomwood. Mushroom wood is a cool product on several fronts.
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July 24th is Pioneer Day in Utah. We salute the pioneers for their contributions, while sharing a couple of connections between the pioneers and reclaimed wood.
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A lot of cool ceilings have been built out of Trestlewood antique lumber and/or beams. See photos of a sampling of such ceilings for some ideas for your own unique wood ceiling project.
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