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Reclaimed Lumber

Reclaimed Wood Planks and Lumber

E&K Vintage Wood supplies premium reclaimed wood lumber and planks for builders, designers, and architects seeking authentic materials with proven durability and timeless character. Each board is salvaged from historic barns, warehouses, and factories across the United States, preserving the weathered grain, saw marks, and deep patina that define true reclaimed wood.

Our reclaimed lumber provides sustainable, character-rich material for floors, beams, furniture, walls, and exterior cladding, giving residential and commercial projects genuine warmth and distinction that new lumber cannot match.

Contact us at +1 (310) 306-6900 or by email at info@eandkwood.com for inquiries about our current lumber inventory.

National Sourcing Network

With decades of experience, E&K has built a nationwide network of suppliers reclaiming wood from historic and industrial structures. This gives us consistent access to a wide range of species, Douglas Fir, Oak, Chestnut, Pine, and Mixed Hardwoods, in multiple dimensions and surface treatments.
When projects require specific looks, textures, or large volumes, we coordinate sourcing directly from our partners.

Large Inventory

Our Los Angeles lumber yard holds hundreds of thousands of board feet of reclaimed wood in diverse species, patinas, and sizes. Every order is hand-selected to ensure alignment in tone and texture.

Because E&K manages both inventory and processing in-house, we can fulfill large-scale commercial projects with reliable lead times and uniform quality.

Douglas Fir

At E&K, we take pride in our commitment to sustainability by sourcing only the highest quality Reclaimed Douglas Fir from a diverse range of structures along the West Coast.

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Oak

Reclaimed Oak is among our most popular and beautiful products, sourced from vintage barns, factories, and other historic structures.

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Oak Threshing

Oak Threshing Barn Floorboards are a premium product that is unmilled and preserves the original character and legacy of farmers who used them to thresh and winnow the season’s grain harvest.

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Redwood

Redwood Lumber stands out from the rest. Sourced from a variety of historic structures, it is a rare find that boasts unparalleled quality and character.

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Mixed Hardwoods

At our reclaimed wood business, we take great pride in preserving and repurposing materials that embody the rich heritage of America’s barns.

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Weathered Gray Pine

Experience the weathered beauty of Reclaimed Weathered Grey Pine Lumber.

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Rough Sawn Pine

We take pride in offering a range of exceptional reclaimed wood products, including our highly sought-after Pine.

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What makes E&K’s reclaimed wood unique?

Our access to one of the largest reclaimed wood sourcing networks in the U.S. allows us to start with exceptional raw material. We select only the best boards, ensuring consistency and quality across every order.

Can you color-match or finish reclaimed lumber?

Yes. We collaborate with architects, designers, and builders to match existing materials and create custom finishes. From stains and washes to wire-brushed or planed surfaces, we have the tools and expertise to tailor the look for every project.

How does E&K’s process differ from other suppliers?

We handle every stage in-house sourcing, kiln drying, milling, finishing, and creating engineered products. This vertical integration delivers tighter quality control and reliable timelines.

Can E&K handle large-scale lumber orders?

Absolutely. Our on-site inventory and national sourcing network allow us to fulfill projects of any size, from single residential builds to multi-phase commercial developments

Why choose E&K for reclaimed lumber?

We bring together rare materials, deep expertise, and a fully integrated production process to deliver lumber with authenticity, depth, and a character you can’t find in newly milled wood.

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