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Trestlewood specializes in antique/reclaimed and other distinctive wood products. If you are looking for beautiful, unique wood products with a story to tell, you have come to the right place. Click on any of the photos or links below for a summary of some of our popular flooring, timber, siding, lumber, barn frame and mantel products.
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Flooring: Trestlewood offers antique and other distinctive wood flooring in several species and textures.
Trestlewood flooring lines include Trestlewood II (Salty Fir), Picklewood, Douglas Fir, Heart Pine, Southern Yellow Pine, Oak, Trailblazer (Mixed Hardwood), Greenheart, Chestnut and Barnwood. | |
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Timbers: Looking for timbers? We've got timbers! Trestlewood's huge inventory of unique and historic timbers should prove a match for any project, large or small.
Trestlewood timbers can be weathered, hand hewn or resawn (circle-sawn, band-sawn or planed.) Common species include Douglas Fir and Oak. | |
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Siding: Trestlewood offers the most compelling line up of reclaimed and other distinctive wood siding options in the industry. Vertical or horizontal, rustic or more refined, Trestlewood has an option that is sure to impress.
Trestlewood siding products include Barnwood, Hand Hewn Skins, Trestlewood II (Salty Fir), Mushroomwood, Picklewood and Coverboard. | |
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Lumber: Trestlewood lumber options include Trestlewood II (Salty Fir), Douglas Fir, Picklewood, Heart Pine, SYP, Redwood, Oak, Trailblazer (Mixed Hardwoods), Chestnut, Barnwood, Mushroomwood and Coverboard.
These products can be used for a variety of applications, including siding (see separate section), ceilings, paneling/wainscoting, trim, moldings, doors and furniture. | |
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Barn Frames: Trestlewood's affiliation with Cannon Salvage, its sister company in Indiana, allows us to offer carefully documented antique barn frames that can be reassembled in a location and application of your choice. | |
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Mantels: Own a small piece (or a large chunk!) of history with an authentic Trestlewood mantel. Trestlewood mantels can be weathered or sawn; rustic or refined; and finished or unfinished. | |
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