These reclaimed oak doors were salvaged during the refurbishment of a smart London hotel. The doors are solid oak with another dark wood inlaid in the panels as you can see. The picture shows a pair of doors and a single door. We have 3 pairs in stock and the one single door shown. We also have all the frames and architrave that surrounded the doors, also in solid oak with and the dark wood inlay shown in the panels.
These hand-made French bricks date from Napoleonic times. We import the bricks to match the size and look of an English Tudor brick which for obvious reasons are very rare. Ideal for the development of any Tudor property, they are regualrly used to build stunning inglenook fireplaces.
The picture shows our latest batch of Victorian multi stock bricks. The bricks were reclaimed during the demolition of of a property near Chichester in East Sussex. The bricks are multi coloured, but predominantly red and purple with the black specs, typical of a stock brick.
The picture shows our latest stock of reclaimed pine floor boards. The boards have come from a number of different sources and each batch varies in width. Typically the width ranges from five and a quarter inches up to nine inches. Included in our stock are boards that have been machined from salvaged Victorian floor joists. These boards have the lovely tight grain, typical of Victorian pine.
The picture shows a sample of our latest batch of wide resawn pine floorboards. The boards have been machined from salvaged Victorian floor joists and are eight and a half inches wide. Being sawn from reclaimed joists, they have the stunning tight grain, typical of Victorian pine.
The picture shows a sample of our latest batch of wide reclaimed pine floor boards. The boards are 9 inches wide and were reclaimed during the refurbishment of a period property in Wadhurst, East Sussex. It is rare to find boards this wide. They are currently varnished, but can be sanded and waxed to bring them back to their original, authentic look.
These original hand-made paving bricks were reclaimed during the renovation of a property in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Well weathered, a lot of the paving bricks are dark in colour with some red bricks mixed in.
Authentic Reclamation has been established for 25 years and is based on the Kent and East Sussex borders. We stock a whole range of reclaimed building materials and the picture shows some current stock from our stone section. The crates at the front of the picture are full with random Sussex sandstone walling.
Our reclamation yard is based on the Kent and East Sussex borders about 10 miles South of Tunbridge Wells. We stock a whole range of reclaimed building materials and architectural salvage items. The picture shows our current stock of bricks. Return to our home page for a comprehensive list of what we offer.
Authentic Reclamation is an architectural salvage yard based in East Sussex and close to the border with Kent. We are based in Stonegate, near Wadhurst, about 10 miles south of Tunbridge Wells. The picture shows our current stock of seasoned and reclaimed oak beams.
Authentic Reclamation. is a reclamation yard based on the East Sussex and Kent borders about 10 miles south of Tunbridge Wells. The picture shows the center of our yard which currently holds more than 200,000 clay roof tiles. In the background you can see our current stock of reclaimed chimney pots. Delivery can be arranged anywhere in the UK and we have exported goods in the past.
We have recently acquired a substantial batch of nearly 30,000 peg tiles. They are a larger Sussex peg tile and are straight enough to be used as a hanging tile. The tiles were reclaimed during the demolition of a large number of farm buildings in the East Sussex area.
These wire cut bricks were salvaged during the demolition of Pembury hospital in Kent. The wall was 2 and a half bricks wide (22 and a half inches) wide and originally contined 50,000 bricks. We have managed to salvage about 20,000 of the bricks in the original wall. The bricks are 3 inches by 9 and are ideal for garden walls.
These bi-folding pine doors were removed from a private house in South London. As you can see from the picture they were used as room dividers and are in very good condition.
This batch of Sussex peg tiles were reclaimed during a demolition and subsequent rebuliding of a oak framed barn in East Sussex.
We sell reject scaffold boards for use in the garden as small retaining walls and for raised flower beds. The boards are 13 feet long and made out of a soft wood pine. They are about 9 inches wide and 1 and a 1/2 inches thick. They can't be used for scaffolding, but have many other uses in the garden and could even be used for rustic flooring.
This rustic York stone coping is 9 inches wide and has a hand fettled edge. The stone was salvaged during the landscaping of a private garden in Sevenoaks Kent.
The picture shows our current stock of random Sussex sandstone walling. We have about 75 tons in stock. All the stone has been salvged during the demolition of random sandstone walls and each stone will have one flat face. We estimate that you get 3 square metres to the ton.
This batch of Kent pegs were salvaged during the demolition of a barn in Surrey. They are well weathered and straight for a Kent peg tile. We have over 14,000 so ideal for any major development, although smaller quantities can be sold.
We have recently acquired about 15 tons of new 4 inch by 4 inch granite setts. As you can see they are light grey in colour and were part of a yard clearence we carried out in the village of Frant in East Sussex.
These wrought iron railings were salvaged during the renovation and modernisation of Eastbourne sea front. You can see from the picture that the railings are highly ornate and high Victoriana. We have about 50 linear metres in stock and the railings would look stunning on any dwarf wall.
The picture is of our latest batch of Indian sandstone paving. We currently stock 3 colours, Raj Green, Fossil Mint and Rippon sometimes known as Camel Dust. We sell the stone in 14 square metre patio packs, but exact meterage can be ordered as we will break open packs. Each pack contains 4 different sizes, 900mm by 600mm, 600mm by 600mm, 600mm by 295mm and 295mm by 295mm and there are 14 peices of each size in a pack.
This large batch of Sussex peg tiles that are straight enough to be used as hanging tiles. Sussex peg tiles tend to be larger than a Kent peg tiles and the batch you can see in the picture have a nice weathered orange colour to them. We also have some scollop tiles to match.
