Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Source for Reclaimed Wood in NYC
Founded in 1933, M. Fine Lumber Company has been a cornerstone of sustainable practices in New York City, specializing in the art of recycling lumber for over eight decades. As the foremost supplier of reclaimed wood in the tri-state area, we cater to a diverse clientele that includes architects, designers, and the general public. Our mission is to breathe new life into locally salvaged timber, offering these unique materials to customers worldwide on a wholesale basis. Beyond wholesale, we also welcome walk-in customers, making our reclaimed lumber accessible to furniture makers, DIY enthusiasts, bar and restaurant owners, and anyone with an appreciation for materials steeped in history. A Commitment to Quality and History At M. Fine Lumber, we source our wood from local demolition projects, carefully reclaiming beams, planks, and other wooden elements from old factories, barns, and antique structures. This meticulous process ensures that each piece of lumber retains the character and stories of its past, transforming them into distinctive pieces that add both aesthetic and historical value to any space.Whether you're renovating a home, designing a new commercial space, or crafting custom furniture, our selection of recycled lumber provides a sustainable and environmentally friendly option that contributes to preserving natural resources. An Invitation to Explore and Create Our yard is not just a place to buy lumber; it's an experience. We encourage our customers to explore our extensive inventory, select the pieces that resonate with their vision, and arrange for convenient delivery or pick-up. The journey from old structure to new creation is a testament to the enduring appeal and sustainability of reclaimed wood. Each piece of lumber we offer is more than just a building material; it's a slice of history, imbued with the unique character of its original purpose, ready to be reimagined and repurposed for modern use. By choosing reclaimed lumber, our customers not only create beautiful, one-of-a-kind interiors but also contribute to a greener, more sustainable future.
Services
Reclaimed Wood Flooring
Reclaimed Wood Paneling
Custom Wood Beams
Reclaimed Shelving
Wood Slabs
Bespoke Millwork
Historic Wood Sourcing
Commercial Supply
DIY Materials
Eco-Friendly Solutions
Details
- Year established: 1933
Highlights and features
- We have over 90 years of experience in reclaimed lumber sourcing and craftsmanship.
- Our team offers custom reclaimed wood solutions tailored to unique project requirements.
- We prioritize sustainability by repurposing locally salvaged materials to reduce environmental impact.
- We serve both professionals and individual customers with personalized support and expertise.
- Our extensive inventory includes rare and historic wood species unavailable through conventional suppliers.
Associations and certifications
- Accoya
What people say
Superb selection
Exceptional service
Amazing prices
Rockstars for complex requests
One-of-a-kind look
Services
Reclaimed Wood Flooring
Our reclaimed wood flooring combines historical character with modern durability. Each board is sourced from local demolition projects, preserving the natural grain and patina of aged timber. Ideal for residential and commercial spaces seeking eco-friendly materials with unique visual appeal.
Custom Wood Beams
Hand-hewn and box beams crafted from certified reclaimed wood add architectural interest to any space. Available in various dimensions, these beams retain original textures and markings while meeting contemporary structural requirements for both interior and exterior applications.
Reclaimed Wood Shelving
Custom shelves made from repurposed lumber offer sustainable storage solutions with rustic charm. Each piece maintains natural imperfections and grain patterns, providing both functional storage and decorative elements for homes and businesses.
Wood Slabs
Sourced from salvaged trees and structures, these slabs feature distinctive knots, grains, and textures. Perfect for countertops, tables, and wall features, they transform historic materials into statement pieces while supporting environmental conservation efforts.
Bespoke Millwork
Tailored woodwork solutions include custom dimensions, finishes, and joinery for unique projects. Our skilled craftsmen collaborate with clients to create specialized elements that maintain historical integrity while meeting modern design specifications.
People
Merritt Fine
Owner
Third-generation lumber expert with deep knowledge of reclaimed wood sourcing and applications. Specializes in matching client visions with historically significant materials while maintaining sustainable practices.
Joe Fine
Operations Manager
Over 15 years managing inventory and customer relations. Known for exceptional client support and expertise in transforming salvaged materials into functional design elements for residential and commercial projects.
Questions
What is reclaimed wood and why is it special?
Reclaimed wood comes from salvaged structures and is repurposed for new uses. Each piece retains unique character marks and historical significance while promoting sustainability by reducing new timber harvesting.
How do you source your reclaimed lumber?
We recover materials from local demolition sites including old barns, factories, and warehouses. Each piece is carefully deconstructed to preserve its integrity and historical value before processing.
Can I get custom dimensions or finishes?
Yes, our team provides custom milling, sanding, and finishing services to meet specific project requirements while maintaining the wood's inherent character and sustainability benefits.
Do you serve both commercial and individual customers?
We cater to architects, designers, and contractors alongside DIY enthusiasts. Our inventory and services accommodate large-scale projects and personal creative endeavors alike.
What sustainability benefits do your products offer?
Using reclaimed wood reduces deforestation, minimizes landfill waste, and preserves historical materials. Our practices support circular economy principles by giving new life to existing resources.
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