Portland, OR · Est. 2009

Wood That AlreadyHas a Story.

Salvaged · Milled · Delivered

Current Inventory

White Oak2,840 bf

Longleaf Pine1,620 bf

Black Walnut890 bf

Updated daily · Portland yard

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Raw storm-felled oak logs and demolition beams stacked in the intake yard, tagged with origin labels, shot from human eye level on a cool morning

OriginNewberg, OR — 1910 Dairy Barn

SpeciesWhite Oak · Douglas Fir

Step 01

The RawIntake

Every board begins with a call. Storm-felled oaks from county road crews, century-old joists pulled from a Craftsman gut-job in Sellwood, hand-hewn beams from a 1910 dairy barn outside Newberg. We photograph, tag, and log each origin before the log truck backs in — because provenance is half the value.

40–60 loads received annually

Species verified on intake

Bandsaw mill operator cutting a massive walnut log into live-edge slabs in a timber shed, sawdust hanging in a shaft of golden morning light

Cut WidthUp to 54 in. face

GradeCharacter · Furniture · Structural

Step 02

The MillingShop

Our Wood-Mizer LX450 hydraulic bandsaw opens each log to reveal what's inside. We cut to the board's natural character — following the grain, preserving the live edge where it tells a better story than a straight rip. Slabs are graded on the spot: furniture-grade face, character-grade, and structural.

Bandsaw kerf: 0.095 in.

Slab thickness: 1.5 – 4 in.

Stickered lumber stacks inside a dehumidification kiln, neat rows receding toward a soft-focus background, moisture meters clipped to boards

Moisture Content6.2% avg. this batch

Temp110°F · RH 35%

Step 03

TheKiln

Green wood moves. We run a dehumidification kiln to bring moisture content below 8% — the threshold where slabs stop warping, checking, and surprising you six months after installation. Each load is stickered, stacked, and monitored with a pin meter every 72 hours. Nothing ships wet.

Target MC: 6–8%

Cycle: 3–6 weeks depending on species

Finished reclaimed wood slabs displayed in an open-sided barn, tagged with species and dimensions, warm afternoon light raking across the grain

In Stock214 slabs · 18 species

Avg. Age80+ years old-growth

Step 04

The FinishedInventory

18 × 2 × 96 in.

Board Feet

24 bf

Price

$384

$16/bf

Board foot pricing — one board foot = 12 × 12 × 1 in. (144 cu. in.). Prices include kiln drying. Delivery quoted at checkout.

Custom Cut Request

Need ItYour Way?

Don't see the exact dimensions in the catalog? We mill to order. Tell us your species, rough dimensions, and what you're building — we'll send a quote within one business day, usually with a photo of the board we'd cut it from.

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Min. order

10 board feet

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Quote turnaround

1 business day

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Delivery

Portland metro or LTL freight

From the Yard's Customers

Trust Built inSawdust.

Furniture Maker"

"I've sourced slabs from yards in three states. Reclaim is the only place where I can call on Monday, have a photo of the exact board by Tuesday morning, and trust that what shows up on the truck is what was photographed. The White Oak I got last spring is now a dining table in a home in Lake Oswego — clients ask about it every dinner party."

Marcus Delacroix

Delacroix Workshop · Portland, OR

14 slabs sourced · 3 years

Homeowner"

"We were renovating a 1920s foursquare and needed shiplap that actually matched the original. Not stained pine, not 'distressed' new wood — real old-growth fir with the same oxidation and nail spacing as what was already on the walls. Reclaim found it, matched the profile, and delivered 340 square feet. Nobody can tell where the old wall ends and the new one begins."

Priya Nambiar

Northeast Portland Foursquare Restoration

340 sq ft reclaimed shiplap

Commercial Designer"

"We specified Reclaim's longleaf pine for the feature wall in a 4,000 sq ft restaurant build in the Pearl District. Ordered by the pallet, consistent color, consistent thickness, arrived on schedule. The GC had zero complaints — which, if you've worked with GCs, you know is essentially a standing ovation. We've now spec'd them on three commercial projects."

Tobias Wrenfield

Wrenfield Studio · Portland & Seattle

3 commercial projects · 2,200+ bf

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