Neil
and Adrian of Occidental paneled one wall of the
inside of their A-frame with redwood barnwood 1x's. |
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Short pieces of redwood 1x's from our scrap bin have varying patina and make a unique mosaic. |
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Close-up of wall. |
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Angie
and Joe installed a redwood prune drying tray on
their wall and hung framed photos on it. |
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Prune drying tray
with frames. |
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Two HS shelves
of reclaimed fir with hidden hardware compliment
the prune drying tray. |
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Cotton Sheep
572 Hayes St. SF, CA
415-621-5546
Eiko recently opened a boutique in San Francisco called
Cotton Sheep.
She and a team of Japanese woodcarving artistsans decked
out the store with Heritage Salvge wood.
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Redwood storage drawers
with hand carved handles. |
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Eiko with cedar paneled
sliding doors behind redwood slab
display case with sapwood edges and inlay glass cutouts.
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Redwood prune drying trays make
unique fitting room doors. |
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Display table -
17' redwood slab
(3.5" thick) -Hand hewn legs from
redwood posts, cedar 1x' s for under
storage doors |
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Miller of Cazadero used reclaimed decking to make
a new deck! |
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Redwood deck from
reclaimed 2x6's |
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Relaxing
on their deck in forest paradise. |
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and David Brown used 6 x 8 fir timbers
to frame an interior doorway. |
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View of entryway looking into dining
room. Hanging window frame without glass lites for artistic
effect. |
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View of entryway
from dining room |
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Gary
Bardwell artistically installed redwood t&g flooring
to the ceiling of his Woodacre home. Flooring is ceiling
at Gary & Joan's place |
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Michael
Jacob of Talia
Developments used Heritage Salvage specialties to remodel
Joan Barnes' Occidental dream house which is featured in a
June 2007 Sunset Magazine article. |
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Michael
& son buying 1x's for exterior siding on to be
installed on this 1920's granary turned multi-use room. |
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Eric
Tamm is building this cliff house using HS redwood
t&g flooring-Eric says, "Hi Bug -- I am happy to
report that the batch of chicken coop redwood floorboards
I bought from you back in Nov. 2005 worked out absolutely
great in our new home on the coast at Timber Cove. We did
the whole living room and kitchen with the wood floors; in
a few years we may be back at Heritage Salvage for more, to
do the bedrooms! |
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Pat
Kelly (of Coastal Floorcoverings, Guerneville) was the floor
guy who did the installation. When he had scraped, trimmed,
laid, sanded, and finished (polyurethane) the boards and I
saw the result for the first time, I was BLOWN AWAY by the
beauty, overall effect, and many small details. And the floor
has received nothing but compliments from house guests. It
has a ton of character, and the softness and imperfections
in the wood only add to the wonderful "antiqued"
feel. It is gorgeous! (Pat and his team were scratching their
heads skeptically when they first saw the raggedy pile of
old manure-encrusted boards sitting in my driveway, but they
too were amazed by the transformation.)" |
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Scratch
& Sniff: Paul Mackey of Mackey Woodworks (spotfire@earthlink.net)
built a wine bar for a client out of 100 yr. old red wine
soaked redwood barrel wood. Still smells like red wine! |
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Paul
& Suzanne Mackey designed & built this kiwi
arbor with HS redwood barn posts & beam cut-offs;
cross piece is recycled redwood decking & rusty bolts
from the back room of Maselli & Sons in Petaluma.
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Putting
up up the arbor |
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Old style mortis
& tenon |
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The
Center Repertory of Walnut Creek |
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They used 1x8 shiplap
fir to build their set for an outdoor production of "Desire
Under the Elms". |
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Feng
Shui in the entryway - Webmistress Kendra
Markle is ecstatic to get her
books out of boxes and onto shelves made of redwood 1x8's
& 1x12's.
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