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e mottos and crests were laser-engraved onto a piece of antique architectural lumber reclaimed from a home in the city's Brightmoor neighborhood by Architectural Salvage Warehouse of Detroit. #ResurgetDetroit See allArchitectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitOnly a couple of hours left to order your Detroit Audio Lab product at a discount! / Every order helps ASW Detroit further our mission and invest in equipment and staff, all while providing you with an AMAZING high end audio product Made from Detroit!Detroit Audio Lab | Made from DetroitArchitectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitJust in!!!! This beautiful set of french doors. Will not be around long..Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitNew this week! Something a lil different....call the warehouse at (313) 896-8333 for more information!Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitBeautiful mahogany doors with frost glass coming in today. These will not last long! Look for day to day post starting today of new inventory and projects!
Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitGreat article in today's Detroit News about ASWDetroit and Mark Wallace Guitars! /…/|By Stephanie SteinbergArchitectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitRoad trip anyone? Decon '16 is coming up soon, but it's not too late to register. Feb 29th - March 4th in Raleigh, NC. It's going to be a great event, and we hope to see you there!!!"Everything is Possible: Stories of De-Constructable Buildings, Recycled Wood and Companies that...Architectural Salvage Warehouse of Detroit added 3 new photos.Sometimes, the best part of our work is the unexpected discovery! We found these amazing fixtures hidden under a stage floor at the former Detroit Fire Department headquarters. We can't wait to see what they look like cleaned up!!Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitFun reuse fact: A calendar from 1988 is good again this year! By chance, we found this 1988 unopened "Those Magnificent Trains" calendar in a house we were working on today. I doubt you've saved your old calendar...but if you do turn one up, buried in a closet or an attic, it just may be ready for reuse.
This one will be good again in 2044.Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitTune in now to Channel 4, to see us live on "Live in the D"!! We're also giving away a cutting board and doing a quick DIY segment on making your own coat hook/shelf out of reclaimed wood!Architectural Salvage Warehouse of Detroit added 6 new photos.We just finished 8 Degrees Plato Detroit, and it looks amazing (if I do say so myself)!! They're open for business, so go check it out for yourself (3409 Cass Ave in Midtown Detroit). Enjoy a beer, fill a growler, or carry out a six pack...or even a case or two.Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitWill Leather Goods is coming soon to Mid Town, and we're very excited to be building out the interior and providing all sorts of really awesome salvaged and remanufactured furnishings and materials!! /1UzxrmtMidtown leather shop brings ex-Hollywood actor homeArchitectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitWe made the cover of the September issue of Detroit City Limits! /nonprofit-architectural-sal…/ Thank you to Sarah Rigg for telling or story and writing a great article!!
Nonprofit Architectural Salvage makes Detroit greener while creating jobs - Detroit City LimitsArchitectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitBe sure to pick up the newest issue of Detroit Home Magazine! We're proud to be featured in TWO articles in the June/July 2015 issue! First, starting on page 26, with our fiends at Standard Barber Company, showcasing the newly renovated barbershop in Cadillac Square, and second, starting on page 30, with our friends at Eclecticasa, rolling out their new Detroit Collection! Thank you to everyone at Detroit Home, Standard Baber Co., Eclecticasa, and of course our great staff at ASW Detroit! Detroit Home June/July 2015 Page 26Architectural Salvage Warehouse of DetroitGreat story in Bloomberg News about ASWD and others doing deconstruction and materials salvage in Detroit. It's so important that we save valuable resources like old timber from going into landfills. The opportunities for reuse and and creative re-purposing are growing by the day! Detroit Craftsmen Sift House Rubble in Quest for Treasured Wood
Finally, we have changed our name from Christopher Construction Company into Timeless Lumber Company LLC to more appropriately represent what we do and how we do it with TLC. We sell authentic turn of the century aged barn wood, antique planking, and hand hewn beams. You will not find this kind of quality reclaimed barn wood anywhere else but from Timeless Lumber Company. Thank you to all of our customers that have followed us as we grow and change to better serve you. We are centrally located from Lansing, Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Saginaw and Northwestern Detroit, in the middle of the State of Michigan! Reclaimed barn wood is one more unique route to recycling and our company is proud to be a part of this process. We endeavor to use green products to help save our environment. Many barns that were the center of farm life over one hundred years ago, are now empty and serve little to no purpose to their owners. The cost of upkeeping is more than many owners can afford for a
building they may not use and many of these old beautiful barns have fallen into disrepair. and roofs that no longer keep the elements out, they are at the end of their life cycle. These barns have become a liability for insurance companies due to the danger they pose. Timeless Lumber Company removes old barns for free, if possible; we may preserve the wood. The character of authentic turn of the century aged barn wood shows the passing of time; the perseverance and ingenuity of the early American settlers. This barn wood is truly unmatched in beauty and quality. urge homeowners with these old beauties to realize this reclaimed wood can be brought into useable condition once again, eliminating filling up our landfills and saving a few trees! We offer:Authentic rustic reclaimed barn planking and beams.Old barn door hardware, antique hay trolleys, track, and pulleys, and corrugatedDistinctive products like barn pegs, barn doors, and barn wood furniture.