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Reclaimed Wood,
Beams & Lumber

Reclaimed wood has been de-constructed from existing buildings or other structures;
which is recycled and reused for beams, paneling, flooring, furniture and more.

“Reclaimed” describes the reuse or repurposing of lumber material previously used in a structure. Jackel Enterprises provides a number of reclaimed materials; these materials come from a variety of sources such as housing and building demos, water tank salvage, and a host of other origins. Much of our reclaimed material includes Oak, Teak, Barn Board, Douglas Fir and Redwood and more.

These types of material provide unique appearance opportunities for your design and allows for use or reuse of quality material destined for the landfill. Our reclaimed material is FSC® Certified Recycled 100%. Reclaimed material is a spot market; inquire about our current inventory.

Applications for Reclaimed Lumber

Reclaimed lumber offers distinctive design possibilities for both residential and commercial projects. These materials are commonly used for architectural beams and timbers, wall and ceiling paneling, flooring, mantels, furniture, and custom millwork. Reclaimed wood can also be fabricated into table tops, bar tops, shelving, cabinetry, doors, and decorative accents, bringing warmth and character to interior spaces. For exterior applications, reclaimed material may be used for siding, cladding, posts, and landscape elements. Each piece carries unique grain patterns, patina, and historical character, making reclaimed wood an exceptional choice for projects where natural beauty and authenticity are desired.

Reclaimed lumber opportunities are always evolving. Species, sizes, and inventory change frequently as unique materials become available. Contact Jackel Enterprises to discuss current reclaimed stock and how it may fit your project. Call, email, visit our yard, or request a site visit or consultation with one of our experienced sales representatives.