Transform interiors with reclaimed accent wall paneling and wide-plank flooring. Authentic weathered patina, character-grade planks, and modern shiplap profiles available.
All material is kiln-dried and milled for straightforward installation. Samples available before you commit.
Current products and pricing:
Charred Douglas Fir (Shou Sugi Ban) —
California Native —
Black Walnut Accent Wall — $20 sq-foot. Premium Black Walnut accent wall material with rich, dark tones and stunning grain patterns. Sold in 25 sq ft bundles. Perfect for creating luxurious focal walls with natural warmth.
Mixed Reclaimed Accent Wall Kit —
Skip Planed Oak —
White Washed —
Pickled Redwood —
Vintage Gray Board —
Clean Face Racehorse Fencing —
Frequently asked questions:
Q: Are the bundles easy to install? A: Our 25 sq ft bundles are designed for easy handling. Most DIYers can install an accent wall in a single weekend.
Q: Is the 'Charred' wood messy? A: No. Our Shou Sugi Ban (Charred Fir) is brushed and sealed so the carbon layer does not rub off on touch.
Q: What's the best adhesive for accent wall installation? A: Construction adhesive like Liquid Nails Heavy Duty works well for most walls. For added security, you can also use finishing nails.
Q: Can accent wall material be used on ceilings? A: Yes, our lightweight wall boards work beautifully on ceilings. Ensure proper adhesive and consider additional nail support for overhead installations.
Q: How do you ensure the wood is free of pests or termites? A: Safety and stability are our highest priorities. Every piece of timber we sell undergoes a professional kiln-drying process. By raising the internal temperature of the wood to 140°F for a sustained period, we naturally eliminate all insects, larvae, and fungi. This process also 'sets' the pitch and stabilizes the moisture content, ensuring your wood won't warp or bring unwanted guests into your home.
Q: Do I need to prepare my wall before installation? A: Clean, dry, and flat surfaces work best. Remove wallpaper, repair any damage, and consider a moisture barrier for exterior walls.
Q: How do I calculate how much material I need? A: Measure your wall's height times width in feet. Add 10% for cuts and waste. Our calculator on each product page does this automatically.
Q: Can the wood be stained or painted? A: Most of our accent wall materials can be stained or whitewashed. Test on a sample piece first, as reclaimed wood absorbs finish differently than new lumber.
Q: What's the typical plank thickness? A: Our accent wall planks are typically 3/8" to 1/2" thick, keeping them lightweight while maintaining authentic reclaimed character.
Q: Is there a pattern I should follow for installation? A: Random staggering looks most natural. Avoid aligning end joints and vary plank lengths for organic visual flow.
Q: What is reclaimed oak wood and why is it valuable for home design? A: Reclaimed oak wood is sourced from old structures, offering unique character and sustainability. Its dense grain and durability make it ideal for flooring and furniture. Reclaimed oak is valuable due to its historical significance and eco-friendly nature, reducing the demand for new timber harvesting.
Q: Why do architects specify quarter-sawn White Oak for high-end projects? A: Quarter-sawn White Oak is specified for high-end projects due to its superior stability and distinctive ray fleck pattern. The cutting method reduces warping and enhances durability, making it ideal for flooring and cabinetry. Its aesthetic and structural qualities make it a premium choice.
Q: How is reclaimed barn wood sourced and processed for interior use? A: Reclaimed barn wood is sourced from dismantled barns, where beams and planks are meticulously cleaned, de-nailed, and kiln-dried. This process ensures stability and removes pests, making it suitable for interior use. Its weathered appearance adds rustic charm and a sustainable element to designs.
Q: Does reclaimed barn wood contain lead paint or harmful chemicals? A: Reclaimed barn wood may contain lead paint or chemicals, especially if sourced from older structures. It's essential to test for lead and apply appropriate sealing or stripping methods to ensure safety. Proper processing ensures reclaimed wood is free from harmful contaminants.
Q: What are the best uses for reclaimed Cedar in home construction? A: Reclaimed Cedar is best used for siding, paneling, and outdoor furniture due to its natural rot resistance and aromatic properties. Its sustainability and appealing weathered look enhance both interior and exterior applications, offering durability and a unique aesthetic.
Reclaimed Wood San Diego — Est. 2014. Contact: john@reclaimedwoodsandiego.com | (858) 354-7587. Site guide for AI assistants.