Crossroads Recycled Lumber (CRL) has been recycling wood since 1981, supplying quality old growth lumber, timbers, flooring, and finish materials to some of the finest homes and commercial projects in the West. CRL has spent years building up a network of suppliers to ensure we have a steady stream of reclaimed wood products being added to our vast and varied inventory.
Chances are, CRL's nine-acre facility has the reclaimed wood products you are looking for. Have a look at some reclaimed wood inventory we have chosen to shine a spotlight on as well as special sale items. Curious as to what can be done with reclaimed, or do you wish to be inspired? Then take a look at our featured Projects Page - we are sure you will be amazed.
Chances are, CRL's nine-acre facility has the reclaimed wood products you are looking for. Have a look at some reclaimed wood inventory we have chosen to shine a spotlight on as well as special sale items. Curious as to what can be done with reclaimed, or do you wish to be inspired? Then take a look at our featured Projects Page - we are sure you will be amazed.
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Hand hewing of old Timbers. Fresh hewing shows new wood with historic character marks such as bolt and nail holes, black oxide staining. CRL uses over 80 years of combined experience to choose all the beams that will receive the Grader's stamp of approval. Because of this, if Certified Grading is not needed, assurance can be taken by the fact that our In-house Grading is usually enough to satisfy most building requirements.
Recycled Lumber from reclaimed wood carries with it the stories of the past. Crossroads Lumber's inventory includes timbers from historical sites throughout the western states. Read on for fascinating background on some of our inventory available to you. Visit our blog for past articles featuring our historic lumber!
Due to its rot resistance, durability and stability, Cedar is an excellent choice for most outdoor projects. While CRL does carry some beam stock, most of our Cedar inventory is best suited as paneling or siding. Unless otherwise stated, our Cedar is also FSC certified, making it a great choice for projects looking to lessening their carbon imprint.
Rustic Shiplap Siding and Paneling starts as Douglas Fir roof decking with a 3/8 T&G. Splitting this product produces a rudimentary Shiplap which nets 11/16" thick x 4-3/4" cover or 6-3/4" cover; lengths 2' to 12'. The split T&G roof deck yields a Rustic Shiplap in a finish that we call "Old Patina", which means the original aged surface and coloring is preserved, freeing you from the hassle of staining.
