American Relics Flooring Reviews

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American relics flooring reviews. This classic aged look is timeless and will add. 1 2 x 6 1 2 carton size. American relics is a collection of durable long lasting floors you can count on for many years. Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

Our skilled craftsmen add character to each plank based on its unique grain patterns. You will get the weathered plank industrial joist and barn beam in each box. For over 30 years we ve been providing expert deconstruction and demolition services as well as high quality reclaimed lumber and architectural antiques. Laminate flooring is sealed with a 7 layer aluminum oxide finish providing protection from everyday wear.

The tongue and groove profile allows the flooring to. My name is allen phillips and welcome to american relics. I buy sell and trade artifacts from the colonial and rev war era to the civil war. A true american classic look.

Our company began as a small architectural antiques shop in downtown wausau wi. Long 53 99 each. Each hand crafted and dual stained. The site reflects my life long interest in american history and i offer everything from buttons to bottles weapons to art.

American relics grew from its humble beginnings to becoming one of the leading deconstruction companies and reclaimed lumber distributors in the midwest. Therefore no planks will ever be the same. Home hardwood flooring american relics grand caynon 6 1 2 sequoia. American hickory rushmore this collection brings back rich american history with 3 unique planks in each box.

30 year residential 5 year light commercial lifetime structural spec sheet. American relics is a deconstruction company and whole sale lumber distributor in the great usa. 26 5 sf janka rating. Installation guide warranty maintenance spec sheet msds.

Stair nose for american relics grand canyon 6 1 2 sequoia ar126ose coverage 78 in. American relics was founded in 1988 by dan and kimberly kearns.