Deadhead Sinker River Reclaimed Old Growth Virgin Cypress In Stock
If you’re looking for the type of river reclaimed cypress that is recovered from rivers and referred to as deadhead cypress, sinker cypress, or deadhead sinker cypress, you have come to the right place.
We have a huge inventory of old growth cypress lumber for sale. You can purchase virgin cypress lumber or we can mill the reclaimed wood into any product you desire.
Contact us or call (888) 209-9307 ~ We are happy to assist.
Virgin cypress is prized because of the beautiful colors only found in old growth cypress, making it the perfect choice for paneling and furniture. Some craftsmen prefer the look of knotty cypress while others like the smoother look of vertical grain or plain sawn.
Like any other wood, old growth virgin cypress can be rough sawn, planed or gang ripped. Because this old growth heart wood is more durable it is suitable for outdoor surfaces such as porches, decking, handrails, siding, canoes and even outdoor furniture.
Interior uses include paneling, flooring, crown molding, baseboards, doors, staircases, and stair railings. Builders use accents of dead head cypress for decorative moldings, beams and joists, or can use it for an entire room or even the entire house or building.
We supply furniture builders and woodworkers with cypress wood and mill cypress into any type of architectural moldings, doors, window and door trim, or any other wood product that can be milled.
Contact us or call (888) 209-9307 ~ We are happy to assist.
LEEDS POINTS ~ GREEN BUILDING
Because sinker cypress wood is reclaimed it is considered ecofriendly and eligible for LEEDS Points. LEED is The Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. Visit the official U.S. Green Building Council site for more details.
HISTORY OF Deadhead Sinker River Reclaimed Old Growth Virgin Cypress:
Read more about how sinker cypress is recovered and see photos of the logs and process in our History of Dead Head Cypress.
![Reblog this post [with Zemanta]](http://img.zemanta.com/reblog_a.png?x-id=aa1a589b-d0d2-40d9-bb8e-b93deea6053a)
{ 4 trackbacks }
{ 10 comments… read them below or add one }
Hi guys
thanks for the great post,
i really do appreciate the good work that you put in so thanks for the great blog. I have bookmarked it and will tweet about it shortly.
kind regards
sam
X
expats in france ´s last blog ..Expat life: becoming the local celebrities
This is just what i needed, i didn’t realise that there was someone collecting all of this and stockpiling it. It’ll mean that when i am eventually in a financial position to start building the house i’ll have somewhere i can go to get the wood for a low price.
Sinker cypress is one of the most expensive wood species available and we do have excellent prices on it. There are many other wood variaties to choose from in a wide range of prices.
Good Millwork´s last blog ..Reclaimed Lumber: Antique Wood Beams
Thanks for the information. I will share it with friends who are considering remodeling.
Web Hosting Reviews´s last blog ..6 Amazing Video Email Clients
Hmm, it’s quite versatile isn’t it? I’ve never heard of this wood before but it seems to have plenty of uses. I prefer wood that looks authentic to the plastic stuff you can get nowadays for anything in my house. Thanks for posting, I’ll have a closer look later.
I just moved into a new home and my wife had the staircase made in sinker cypress. It looks and feels absolutely fantastic, people keep asking what wood it is and where we got it. It does cost a little more but it is totally worth it.
Good to know. This is really a very nice blog, surely usefull for our club members. I will let them know.
L.E.
I would like to see some more pictures of sinker cypress , I really like the sound of it, it would be perfect for doors, mine are desparate to be replaced.
lynne@building materials leeds´s last blog ..PLASTERBOARD
this is really ample amount of stock for the people, it really gives a nice look.
My new next door neighbour has a coffee table that was made for him out of the cypress wood and it is beautiful. It has some incredible colours in it that you wouldn’t usually see in a regular table, and it’s smooth. I couldn’t stop looking at it. It was very expensive but I would definitely pay the money for it.
jim@builders merchants´s last blog ..BUMPY WHITE TILES