HOW TO INSTALL A RECLAIMED WOOD WALL

Since we discovered the strength and beauty of Wyoming snow fence wood in 1999, we vowed to re-purpose the hundreds of miles of snow fences lining the Wyoming highways.

Eating out had never sounded so good as I was looking at my little 2 burner electric cooktop sitting on top of the fridge. That seemed like a lot of effort. The countertop was already filled with groceries that I was trying to unpack, and the idea of chopping up the vegetables that sat in front of me made me crave Jimmy Johns.

Many global brands use Centennial Woods’ reclaimed wood due to our unique aesthetic, product consistency, and the durability and longevity of our reclaimed wood. From the Starbucks on the corner to the breakfast bar in your friend’s home, it’s fun to see all the different applications where our reclaimed wood is used.

Using recycled and upcycled building materials may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you’re renovating or in the construction planning phase of your home or business. However, it may actually be the perfect choice. Unique and extremely eco-friendly, recycled wood and steel can add interesting, one-of-a-kind qualities to your project.

After 80+ years the gym floor in Laramie’s Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) location was worn and tired. The floor had been neglected for decades and badly in need of some restorative work. Steve Hamaker, CEO of BBBS explained the predicament with the floor: