Antique Cypress is often thought of as a traditional building material. Popular in 1800’s, cypress was a go-to due to its natural rot resistance and beauty. However, its beauty and fine grain make it a wonderful, versatile product that can create a variety of features, including windows, shutters, ceiling and wall paneling and doors. This $5.6
50,000 yr old Alabama Cypress forest proves nickname “Wood Eternal”
Recently off the coast of Alabama, an amazing hidden secret was found on the ocean floor of the Gulf of Mexico. The rough waters of Hurricane Ivan uncovered a relic from centuries past, an underwater forest of Bald Cypress trees. Cypress has been given the nickname “Wood Eternal” because of its natural resistance to rot.
Before and After: Sinker Cypress Transforms into Stunning Home Accents
At the bottom of rivers and lakes throughout the South lay a hidden treasure from a past era of industry, giant logs of sinker cypress. When logging ruled the Southern United States, rivers were the primary source of transportation for the giant logs that were cut from the abundant forests of states like Louisiana, Georgia
The Historic Value Of Antique Heart Cypress
Don’t miss the opportunity to add historic value to any home or business through reclaimed, antique heart cypress. (Above): Albany Woodworks specializes in beautiful reclaimed, Antique Heart Cypress building materials. This project is an example of the Antique Heart Cypress and Sinker Cypress custom mill work available on our website. The consistent quality of our building materials
Sinker Cypress: Treasures Of A Lost Landscape
Looking for a unique way to add beauty and warmth to a home? Consider reclaimed sinker cypress. (Above): Beautiful Sinker Cypress from Albany Woodworks makes for a warm and welcoming interior installed in our customer’s home. To find out more about adding Antique Sinker Cypress to your home, visit our website here Ever wondered why
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