Antique Douglas Fir: A Legacy of Strength and Western Beauty
Antique Douglas Fir stands out as one of the most trusted and time-proven reclaimed woods available today. Salvaged from old industrial buildings, barns, and warehouses across the American West, this wood carries more than just strength—it carries history. Builders have long valued Douglas Fir for its impressive strength-to-weight ratio, and in reclaimed form, it offers even greater stability thanks to its decades of natural seasoning.
The color range includes warm amber, reddish-brown, and golden hues, often enhanced by original nail holes, circular saw marks, and tight grain patterns. These natural features give Antique Douglas Fir its unmistakable character and rustic elegance. Vertical grain options provide a cleaner, more uniform appearance, while mixed grain boards add movement and texture to both traditional and modern spaces.
Antique Douglas Fir performs well underfoot and adapts beautifully to flooring, wall cladding, and exposed beams. It resists shrinkage, machines cleanly, and takes finishes with ease—whether you choose a clear seal to showcase its natural beauty or a stain to deepen its tone. Its dimensional stability makes it an ideal choice for engineered flooring and high-performance applications.