Sheep’s wool insulation is growing in popularity and is often touted as a much more sustainable insulation material than traditional alternatives. But how sustainable is it? This article reveals all.
What is reclaimed wood vs solid wood? This article looks at key differences and similarities, including price, durability, and appearance, to help you decide which type of wood is better for your next project.
A common question is, “Is reclaimed wood safe to use in a home?” This article explains the potential hazards of using reclaimed wood and how to avoid unnecessary risks when procuring reclaimed wood.
Old wood reclaimed from demolished buildings or refits can add character to your home. However, if you want to use it in a kitchen or dining room, you might wonder, “is reclaimed wood food safe, or not?” This article explains the most important things to consider, so you can stay safe.
Adobe building is an eco-friendly construction technique that’s been around for millennia. This article explains what adobe building is and its historical significance worldwide.
Most people who buy reclaimed wood want to preserve the color, patina and character of the wood. This article explains how to seal reclaimed wood without changing the color, so you can maintain the look you want.
Adobe buildings have been around for centuries, making this construction method tried and true. But do you know how to make adobe bricks? This article tells all, including a step-by-step description of the process and some bonus FAQs.
Reclaimed wood often needs cleaning before reusing it in your next project. This article tells you how to remove paint from reclaimed wood using a range of approaches, including chemical paint removers and heat guns.
A common question from people thinking of using wood reclaimed from old barns is “doesn’t old barn wood contain lead paint?” This article examines the risks and what you can do to mitigate them.
You must find nails in reclaimed wood before reusing it in your building project. But what’s the best way to do this? This article explains a few approaches and offers tips to help you find and remove all metalwork from your reclaimed wood.