|
Saving History From Worcester Odd Fellows Home
|
|
|
|
Photo courtesy of The Worcester Telegram
|
|
In 1892, The Odd Fellows, a fraternal organization, built a retirement home for their aging members, on Randolph Street in Worcester.
Erected from brick, stone, antique maple, antique oak, antique spruce, and heart pine, it was a wealth of historic material.
The flooring, wall paneling, doors, framing lumber, windows, and trim has been salvaged to preserve a piece of Worcester and Odd Fellow history.
We still have inventory in our Oxford lumber yard, including some of this beautiful antique attic flooring shown here. Call 617-548-1829 for more information on these or any other salvaged materials!
|
Here's a few of the latest projects featuring our historic wood:
Are you a designer, builder, or sustainable minded woodworker in New England? We would love to speak with you about our hemlock, fir, spruce, and heart pine timbers reclaimed from historic buildings in our area!
This helps keep prices low, and reduces the carbon footprint of your project, and our company! Let's work together to promote a healthy and sustainable local community!
|
|
Boston Harbor Oak Pilings
|
Our Boston Harbor Oak is being installed into the new Price Waterhouse Cooper office in Boston's Seaport. Note the barnacles that made their home while these were pilings in Boston Harbor!
This historic wood is already installed at Legal Harborside, the Converse HQ and the investment firm Brown Brothers Harriman in Post Office Square.
|
|
|
We've been working on some hemlock counter tops. Here is one at the newly opened Middle Gray Cafe in Brookline!
|
|
Vintage reclaimed oak in new cafe in Longwood.
We offer our all of our premium quality wood in the form that suits your needs, from raw reclaimed stock, to re-sawn dimensional kiln-dried lumber, and premium finished surfaces.
|
Sustainable And Recycled Building Materials
We have saved tens of millions of board feet of vintage, and often historic lumber to share with our customers, ensuring that the legacy of this beautiful old wood will continue for generations to come. We are passionate about our work and our products, because we're not just selling reclaimed wood- we're sharing a piece of history.
The majority of the
reclaimed wood we save is in the form of large and often historic timbers, joists, decking and flooring. We sell large quantities of premium quality
reclaimed old-growth southern yellow pine timbers and decking throughout the US and internationally on a wholesale basis. We also supply local homeowners, architects, timber framers, builders, flooring manufacturers, and furniture makers who are all choosing
sustainable, salvaged and
recycled building materials like reclaimed wood from the Jarmak Corporation.
|
|
Like what you see? We should connect...
|
|
We're not your typical reclaimed lumber company, and it's better that way...
|
|
Fancy downtown showroom?
Nope.
|
|
Slick-talking, suit and tie salesmen?
Uh-uh.
|
|
Whiz-bang brochures and flashy product catologues?
Don't think so.
|
|
When it comes to making sure we
stay on top of industry trends, we deliver! Our new website is enhanced with better navigation, more inspirational stories, richer content and photo galleries, and more ways for you to stay connected to the premium reclaimed wood products you have come to know and love from our company.
Click here to check it out!
Other companies may claim their wood is as good as ours, w
e get it. Premium reclaimed wood from The Jarmak Corporation is not for everyone.
But that hasn't stopped America's finest architects, designers, builders and wood-workers from choosing The Jarmak Corporation. They know where to find the highest quality, most durable, beautiful, historic and sustainable reclaimed wood products in the country.
We're right here in New England- The heart of America's industrial forests. So those other companies, sure they are GOOD... We're just BETTER.
|
|
|
#BETTER reclaimed wood FOR real PEOPLE.
|
|
|
|
|
Copyright © 2015 The Jarmak Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
|
|
|
|
