Reclaimed Wood

What can you make with reclaimed timber?

Reclaimed wood is incredibly versatile. Compared with new timber, it often offers richer patina, aged grain, stronger visual character and, once prepared properly, excellent reuse potential across both domestic and commercial projects.

• Furniture: dining tables, coffee tables, benches, shelving, headboards and custom joinery
• Flooring & boards: repairs, feature areas and full reclaimed floor projects
• Wall cladding: rustic interiors, barnwood-style spaces and retail fit-outs
• Beams: mantels, structural features, garden structures and restoration work
• Outdoor builds: planters, raised beds, edging, pergolas and landscaping details

What does reclaimed wood cost?

Pricing depends on species, section size, thickness, machining, preparation and whether you are buying individual pieces or full lots. As a general guide:

• Value options: mixed boards, offcuts and project timber requiring more prep
• Mid-range: pine and oak boards commonly used for joinery, shelving and furniture
• Premium: large beams, character oak, aged hardwoods and specialist reclaimed pieces

For best results, factor in preparation time such as de-nailing, cleaning, cutting and planing. If you need more finished items, browse our wider range of reclaimed materials.

Read: Salvage like a pro for practical guidance on reclaiming, cleaning and grading materials properly.

Sell reclaimed wood through The Reclaimed Company

If you have reclaimed timber, second hand wood, surplus boards, beams, sleepers or salvage stock to move on, this page is not just for buyers. It is also a route to market for sellers who want to put usable timber in front of people already searching for reclaimed materials.

• Homeowners: left-over timber from renovation, garden projects or dismantled outbuildings
• Builders & contractors: surplus reclaimed wood, stripped-out materials and reusable site stock
• Joiners & makers: offcuts, boards and one-off lots with resale value
• Salvage yards & traders: additional online exposure for timber stock and reclaimed wood lots

We already attract buyers looking for reclaimed wood for sale, from rustic boards and sleepers to beams and specialist character timber. Listing with The Reclaimed Company helps put your stock in front of that demand.

Typical seller stock includes: reclaimed sleepers, scaffold boards, roof timbers, barn boards, beams, flooring boards, old joists, workshop timber, garden timber and mixed salvage lots.

Have similar stock? Submit it here and we’ll review it for listing.

We already attract buyers for reclaimed wood

This is what makes the difference. Rather than listing your stock on a generic platform and hoping the right buyer finds it, The Reclaimed Company is already building search visibility around reclaimed wood, reclaimed timber, sleepers, boards, beams and related materials.

• Targeted audience: buyers specifically looking for reclaimed materials
• Category relevance: timber listed alongside related reclaimed products and articles
• Trade and retail appeal: suitable for homeowners, makers, landscapers and contractors
• Sustainable positioning: usable timber kept in circulation instead of going to waste

What kind of timber can be listed?

• Reclaimed sleepers
• Reclaimed boards
• Reclaimed beams
• Second hand wood
• Surplus timber from projects
• Mixed timber lots
• Barn timber and character wood
• Joinery offcuts and reusable stock

How selling works

1. Submit your reclaimed wood with basic details, dimensions and photos
2. We review the stock and confirm whether it is suitable for listing
3. Your timber is published to a growing audience of reclaimed material buyers
4. When it sells, we manage the transaction and confirm seller payment terms

Ideal for one-off sellers, trade sellers, contractors, renovators and anyone with good reusable timber that deserves a second life.

Seller note: listings are subject to review and acceptance. Clear photos, accurate sizes and realistic pricing help improve results.

Quick answers for buying reclaimed wood, preparing reclaimed timber and choosing the right stock for your project.

Quick answers for sellers listing second hand wood, surplus timber and reclaimed timber through The Reclaimed Company.