MRM By Design: How To Use Reclaimed Wood In Your Restaurant
2 Min Read By Brennen Walsh
In recent years, many restaurants and other businesses have made the move to going green with little steps, like getting rid of plastic straws or composting food scraps. However, some are taking it one step further and using eco-friendly materials in construction, starting with reclaimed wood.
What Is Reclaimed Wood?Reclaimed wood is wood that has been salvaged from old construction projects, buildings, pallets, fallen trees, or other sources. This wood would normally sit in a landfill and take up space while contributing to harmful greenhouse gases. Instead, reclaiming the wood allows it to be used in other projects safely. This wood tends to have a more rustic look, but can be finished in a variety of ways. No matter what finish is used, all reclaimed wood should be properly treated to make sure it’s safe to use in its new application.
Why Use Reclaimed Wood?Reclaimed wood has been regularly used for a wide variety of reasons. Some prefer the often rustic look of reclaimed wood…
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