CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO In our June 16th Blog we focused on the wildfires in Colorado, as ourWindswept Weathered Wood product is derived from beetle kill and or blue-stain trees that have been steadily dying in the Rocky Mountain regions. These dead or dying trees continue to be a major contributor to wildfire, they encompass hundreds…
In Colorado and New Mexico, we are currently witnessing an environmental tragedy on our television and computer screens. A combined 140 square miles of raging forest fires continue to ravage dead or dying beetle kill forests that lay vulnerable due to the fact that a large majority of fiber is deemed unusable. These mountain regions…
‘Windswept’ Eco-friendly, weathered barn wood for interior and exterior applications launches new digital catalog for a wide diversity of target markets. Windswept maintains a marvelous Eco-story and represents a tremendous value no matter the project scope. For samples simply complete the online form, for quotes and other question email us. Click here to view our…
Truly unlimited in potential… this is what we love about wood in general, but particularly our Weathered Wood brand lumber is limited only to the imagination. Above you see a picture where the designer combined three of our different colors into one application achieving even greater diversity in color. Many builders are finding the Weathered Wood lumber…
Always looking for new trends in wood design! Architect Michael Folwell of Boulder, CO used a rain screen process behind this clear Poplar siding to create dimension and modern appeal on his recently awarded ‘Architect’s Choice 2010’ home Crescent Drive House. http://www.folwellstudios.com/images/mfportfolio/crescent/crescent.html He explained the process to me as having used an ice &…
I just attended a great Webinar put on by Blue Tangerine Solutions in conjunction with Group Two Advertising’s president Mollie Elkman. Mollie spent a half hour sharing some of the most valuable information available on “How To” and “Why” any company but in particular home builders can no longer ignore social networking sites such as…
Every bit as green as reclaimed, our Engleman Spruce-Lodgepole Pine material is harvested from the beetle kill forests of Colorado. The experts say that there is no possible way we can use all of this material before it deteriorates or creates catastrophic fires. 1.5 million acres of trees have now been destroyed. The best thing…
One of the biggest obstacles we face as a company is customer awareness. We often find ourselves almost giddy over the uniqueness of a new distressed floor, or an idea we have for an architectural knee brace, or progress we’ve made toward our new engineered reclaimed flooring line, or a specialty supplier we’ve found for…