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These flooring pieces were originally milled as part of a custom run for a large, high-profile condominium loft project in Seattle. These pieces were culled from the project for a variety of reasons. Although originally milled as flooring, they are suitable for a number of applications – including paneling, wainscoting, furniture, trim and more. Douglas fir is prized for its unique structural qualities and exceptional beauty. This material comes from a variety of our historic Doug fir inventories, including the 900 Minnesota “Esprit” Building in San Francisco, the former Geneva Steel Mill in Utah and others. It is ideal for projects that call for character and personality. This inventory is a bargain at $1 per board foot. Must be purchased per unit, with approximately 500 board feet per unit.

Sources: Various dismantled structures throughout the western United States, including the 900 Minnesota “Esprit” Building in San Francisco and the former Geneva Steel Mill in Utah.

Species: Pseudotsuga menziesii.

Color tones: Golden honey with mellow orange overtones.

Dimensions: 3/4" thick x 4" to 6" wide x random lengths up to 4’ long.

Millwork: Tongue & groove, back-relieved, solid-length with a micro-beveled edge.

Character: Includes both filled and unfilled nail and bolt holes, checking, occasional knots and occasional un-sanded fill. Also some damaged tongues and grooves.

Finish: Unfinished.

LEED: MR 4 (Recycled Content), MR 5 (Regional Materials).

Price: $1 per board foot. Must be purchased per unit, with approximately 500 board feet per unit.