Wormy Chestnut Flooring Prices

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Wormy chestnut flooring prices.

Reclaimed chestnut lumber please let us prepare a free custom quote to best fit your project. Reclaimed lumber beams. Wormy lumber refers to a grade of wood that has been damaged by disease and then weakened and tunneled through by insect larvae. Prices are likely to be high for a domestic hardwood.

The harshness of life deep in australia s south eastern forests is etched into every floorboard deep gum veins. 85mm x 14mm 48m2 130mm x 19mm 68m2 180mm x 19mm 88m2 this beautiful feature flooring certainly shows nature s signature and makes a striking statement. Because of the blight wiping out nearly all mature american chestnut trees its lumber is both rare and relatively valuable. Antique wormy chestnut flooring plantationreclaimed.

Wormy chestnut price depend s on the quantity and width of flooring planks requested. Ready to ship in 1 3 business days. Australian wormy chestnut flooring ph. This custom antique chestnut flooring and stair railing were all made from reclaimed chestnut dimensional lumber.

Ready to ship in 1 business day. Online form or 800 333 7610. Wormy chestnut in particular is usually salvaged from old barns and other structures and reprocessed and sold as reclaimed lumber. Most chestnut lumber is reclaimed material cut from old timber beams.

The american chestnut floor all of which are from 100 150 year old structures are best described as an instant antique by adding an attractive value and a historical conversation piece to your property. Wormy chestnut wormy oak and wormy maple are the most common types of wormy wood available in the southern appalachians. Today the american chestnut society is doing wonderful work restoring the species by breeding blight resistant trees. 5 out of 5 stars 232 232 reviews 11 00.

American chestnut has strength in addition to its rich colors which nature has built in. Great prices until sold out. At the turn of the 20th century american chestnut came under distress from the chestnut blight and by 1920 almost all of the chestnut trees were dead.