June 29, 2005 -- Whether you’re remodeling or building new, flooring is one of the central considerations in design. Finding the right flooring material and style is imperative because once installed, it can be costly to change. Recycling The Past, one of the largest architectural salvage retailers in the U.S., announces the availability of fine, fashionable and affordable salvaged flooring.
“ Our vintage flooring and other building materials can be used during the building phase or incorporated into an existing design to create unique focal points of interes... ”
Offering high quality Oak, Walnut, Maple, Cherry and Pine flooring materials, Recycling The Past enables buyers to obtain old world craftsmanship at an affordable price. Flooring material salvaged from an 18th century French castle or 19th century bank barn will last decades, even centuries, longer than many of today’s flooring materials offered by retailers. And, it’s steeped in history.
“The key elements to look for when selecting flooring are durability, beauty and longevity. Flooring is an investment that is somewhat permanent and costly to change. Unlike other design concepts such as window or wall treatments, flooring should be aesthetically appealing, highly functional and something you’ll be able to live with for a long time. If you are looking for the best materials and highest quality workmanship, you’ll find it through salvaged flooring,” explained Matt White, founder of Recycling The Past.
He continued, “The quality of old growth lumber is simply not found in today’s market. Our vintage flooring and other building materials can be used during the building phase or incorporated into an existing design to create unique focal points of interest.”
Catering to customers through their online store, Recycling The Past offers customers a sneak peak at their most recent salvage jobs and some of the finest salvaged flooring available at their website. Visit www.RecyclingThePast.com.
Carving a unique niche in the business world by rescuing one-of-a-kind artifacts from properties slated for demolition, RecyclingThePast.com is now one of the largest online retailers for an eclectic variety of architectural treasures from stone, mantels, stained glass, iron gates and fencing to exterior/interior doors, kitchen and bath fixtures, garden furniture, urns, statuary, and fountains.
Recycled Treasures
From the do-it-yourself professionals, to contractors, renovators, designers and collectors, Recycling The Past caters to an extensive clientele. The company has purchased the salvage rights to some of the most interesting estates, mansions, public buildings and historical sites across the nation to preserve these one-of-a-kind treasures.
Known as the salvage experts, Recycling The Past has been featured in Vermont Home Style, Inspired House, Garden Compass, Construction and Demolition, This Old House Magazine, Design New Jersey and numerous other publications.
White, along with dad Stephen and brother Josh, head operations at the family-owned Recycling The Past. An eclectic variety of treasures, including mantels, stained glass windows, iron gates and fencing, exterior/interior doors, kitchen and bath fixtures, garden furniture, urns, statuary, fountains and much more are on premise at the two-acre facility and are also available for purchase through www.recyclingthepast.com.
Recycling The Past is located at 381 North Main Street in Barnegat, New Jersey, just forty-five minutes north of Atlantic City, an hour from Philadelphia and an hour and a half from New York City. For more information, visit www.recyclingthepast.com or contact (609) 660-9790.
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