WeatheredBlend Hardwood Timbers is a mix/blend product that combines the strengths of multiple weathered hardwood timber sources to provide an optimized hardwood weathered timber package.
Douglas Fir S4S Timbers
Factories, warehouse, mills, army depots, storage buildings, schools, mines, trestles, drydocks and all manner of other structures were built across the Western United States and Canada using strong, straight and beautiful Douglas Fir timbers. Trestlewood reclaims these beautiful, historic timbers and offers them to its customers for use as weathered timbers, resawn timbers, trusses and frames. You simply can't beat the beauty, stability and history of a frame or trusses built with timbers cut from reclaimed Douglas Fir.
Trestlewood II Salty Fir Character Timbers
The salt and other minerals of the Great Salt Lake have helped create our signature Trestlewood II product line, known for its wide range of colors and other unique characteristics.
Trestlewood II timber products are sawn from Douglas Fir piling of the Great Salt Lake's Lucin Cutoff railroad trestle. TWII timber products include Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers and Circle-Sawn Timbers.
Trailblazer Oak Weathered Timbers
Trestlewood's Trailblazer Oak Weathered Timbers are the perfect answer for a project that needs the beauty of rustic timbers.
Trailblazer Oak Weathered Timbers are mixed red and white oak and will have a range of colors and characteristics (including pockets and notches fom original joinery) that you would expect from timbers reclaimed from vintage barns and other agricutural structures. Trailblazer Oak Weathered Timbers can be sorted for broadly defined characteristics (browns vs. grays or white vs. red oak), but absolute consistency is neither desirable nor achievable with this product.
Trestlewood II Salty Fir S4S Timbers
The salt and other minerals of the Great Salt Lake have helped create our signature Trestlewood II product line, known for its wide range of colors and other unique characteristics.
Trestlewood II timber products are sawn from Douglas Fir piling of the Great Salt Lake's Lucin Cutoff railroad trestle. TWII timber products include Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers, Circle-Sawn Timbers and Circle-Sawn Timbers.
WeatheredBlend Oak Timbers
WeatheredBlend Oak Timbers is a mix/blend product that combines the strengths of multiple weathered Oak timber sources to provide an optimized Oak weathered timber package.
Picklewood Weathered Timbers
Weathered Picklewood Timbers are a great source of mixed species weathered timbers with unique brown weathered tones. They are generally shorter, since they were used to support pickling vats and they usually do not have a lot of metal or holes where metal was removed.
RubyHardwood Rustic Timbers
In July 2010, contruction began on the Ruby Pipeline, a 678 mile natural gas pipeline stretching from Opal, Wyoming to Malin, Oregon. From the time contruction began until it was officially placed in service one year later, a significant amount of oak and other hardwood timbers were used for crane mats and other functions in support of the construction activity.
RubyOak Resawn Timbers
In July 2010, contruction began on the Ruby Pipeline, a 678 mile natural gas pipeline stretching from Opal, Wyoming to Malin, Oregon. From the time contruction began until it was officially placed in service one year later, a significant amount of oak and other hardwood timbers were used for crane mats and other functions in support of the construction activity.
Processing: Pressure Wash
Hand-Hewn Oak Timbers
Trestlewood's Oak Hand-Hewn Timbers are salvaged from a variety of hand-built structures (barns, mills, elevators) which were often the first structures built in a region. Each Oak Hand-Hewn Timber has unique characteristics from its prior use and from weathering.
Trestlewood II Salty Fir Circle-Sawn Siding
Trestlewood II Circle-Sawn Siding has advantages over other reclaimed siding options. First, it all comes from one source--the Configurations; Second, the material has a rustic texture and unique colorations; and Third, the material comes in random lengths which are on average longer than other reclaimed wood options.
Hidden Treasures
Especially cool, unique, unusual items we come across from time to time
Antique Barnwood Siding - Gray
Gray Barnwood Siding - Barnwood Siding is one of the most popular rustic siding options available. It is available in random or specific widths and various colors and textures.
Hardwood Crane Mats
In July 2010, contruction began on the Ruby Pipeline, a 678 mile natural gas pipeline stretching from Opal, Wyoming to Malin, Oregon. From the time contruction began until it was officially placed in service one year later, a significant amount of wood timbers and blocks were used for crane mats and other functions in support of the construction activity. Trestlewood retained a significant number of crane mats that are ideal for continued industrial use.
Trailblazer Mixed Hardwood Millwork Stock
Trailblazer Mixed Hardwood Millwork Stock is produced from hardwood timbers salvaged out of classic 19th century barns. The species are not sorted and separated. Instead, Trestlewood takes all of the hearty North American species which were used in the original structure and includes them in this warm, inviting mix of species.
Classic Douglas Fir Resawn Lumber
Trestlewood's Classic Douglas Fir Resawn Lumber is produced from Douglas Fir timbers and lumber saved from a variety of buildings and industrial structures. This product line is understated, conservative and classy.
Hand-Hewn Sleeper Middles
Hand Hewn Middles are produced by cutting 2 slabs out of the middle of sleeper beams. The slab is then hewn by Trestlewood artisans and laid out to weather in the harsh climate of Promontory Point. The result is an economical hewn log siding.
Picklewood Douglas Fir Resawn Lumber
Striking color variation and clear, tight grain make Trestlewood's Douglas Fir Picklewood Resawn Lumber a popular option. Vat staves produce Picklewood lumber with its signature intermixing of light and dark colors. Vat bottoms (and thicker staves) result in lumber with rich colors but more subtle color variations.
Mixed Species Sleeper Middles
Hand Hewn Sleepers are logs which are hewn on two opposing faces. The other two sides are left rounded. Sleepers are also sometimes called half-rounds. Sleepers were the main floor joist in many old barns. Trestlewood processes sleepers into authentic hand hewn skins and the middle piece which is left is called a sleeper middle. It has bandsawn faces and rounded edges.
Trestlewood II Salty Fir Resawn Slabs
The salt and other minerals of the Great Salt Lake have helped create our signature Trestlewood II product line, known for its wide range of colors and other unique characteristics. Trestlewood II Resawn Slabs are sawn from Douglas Fir piling of the Great Salt Lake's Lucin Cutoff railroad trestle.
Picklewood Cypress Weathered Lumber
Picklewood Cypress Weathered Lumber is old growth, clear, cypress which has been salvaged from old pickling vats.
