Our partners at Treincarnation create sustainably-harvested, rough-planed specialty live edge lumber — and it’s 15% off February 16–19 here at Community Forklift! This local company works to bring a second beautiful life to trees felled by storms or removed to make way for development. Instead of chipping them into mulch, Treincarnation mills these hardwoods into ‘live edge’ lumber, which is stacked and air-dried for years to bring out the best qualities in the wood.

SPECIFICATIONS
  • local Washingon, DC, and Maryland tree species including walnut, cherry, maple, and more
  • planed and air dried
  • varying lengths up to 16 feet and widths up to 28 inches
  • 1-2 inches thick
  • great for tables, benches, shelving, and more

VISIT OUR REUSE WAREHOUSE

Our 40,000 sq. ft. self-serve reuse warehouse carries building materials from every era, as well as modern and vintage tools, hardware, lumber, appliances, furniture, lighting, and more. Materials come and go every day, so visit any day of the week to see what’s currently available! Our reuse warehouse hours are Monday – Friday, 12–5pm, and Saturday & Sunday, 10am–5pm.

SHOP ONLINE IN OUR MARKETPLACE

We list a selection of available Treincarnation live edge lumber online! Check the Marketplace listings to view photos, measurements, and information. Purchase online and pick up at our reuse warehouse within five days. If you don’t see the piece you’re looking for online, visit our reuse warehouse in person to see all of the slabs that we have in stock!

REUSE INSPIRATION

Check out our Reuse Inspiration: Treincarnation page to see some of the projects Forklift Fans have created using Treincarnation live edge lumber from our reuse warehouse!

Every time you donate or shop at Community Forklift, you’re helping us lift up local communities through reuse.  We turn the construction waste stream into a resource stream for communities in the DC region – by keeping perfectly good items out of the landfill, preserving historical materials, providing low-cost building supplies, and creating local green jobs.