Results for tag: "Architectural Salvage"

Architectural salvage is the reuse of existing building materials from demolished or renovated structures. It is a form of recycling that preserves the history of a building and its materials, while also providing a cost-effective alternative to new building materials. Salvaged materials can include doors, windows, flooring, hardware, and other decorative elements. These materials can be used to create unique and interesting designs, while also reducing the environmental impact of construction. Architectural salvage is a growing market, with many companies offering a wide range of salvaged materials. These companies often specialize in specific types of materials, such as doors, windows, or hardware. They may also offer services such as restoration, repair, and installation. Popular companies in the architectural salvage market include Reclaim Design, ReStore, and Olde Good Things. Show Less Read more