Showing posts with label Reclaimed wood flooring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reclaimed wood flooring. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2015

Another happy customer at MFP Flooring


This is a photo of a recent client's kitchen. Flooring and countertop by Manhattan Forest Products. If you have a project that you are working on that needs hardwood flooring, beams, molding or any reclaimed wood products, give Gus a call today! 212-595-0900.



Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Monday, November 17, 2014

Rustic Treasure

Here is a beautiful client home that MFP flooring recently supplied all of the reclaimed wood for. From the reclaimed Coney Island Boardwalk wood porch, fireplace mantle piece, kitchen countertop, to the rustic ceiling beams and of course the old factory floor. This country house turned out perfectly for our happy customer. If you would like more information about our products visit one of our showrooms today or call 212-595-0900 for a complimentary estimate of your project.

















Monday, November 10, 2014

Looking for reclaimed wood flooring?

Looking for reclaimed flooring? Check out some of these options, then visit our showroom at 29 E. 19th Street in NYC or our showroom in the Chicago Merchandise Mart. 



Confident Voyage


Tranquil Vitality


Surf & Sand


Brick City


Spirit of Fun




Monday, August 19, 2013

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

More Great Press for Manhattan Forest Products

Our reclaimed Coney Island Boardwalk flooring was once again featured in the press. We installed a beautiful herringbone patterned floor in a kitchen display in our showroom and the finish is impeccable. If you want to see it first hand, visit one of our showrooms in the Chicago or New York area. Here is the link to the article.
http://www.resbuildmag.com/slideshows/16-must-see-products-2013-ad-home-show






Monday, February 11, 2013

AIA Continued Education Courses from MFP

If you are an architect in New York and would like to learn more about our products, please make arrangements to attend our AIA/CES course tomorrow 2-12-13 at 1:00 pm.

Course title:  Reclaiming the New York Skyline
Course desc: The New York City skyline is legendary for its skyscrapers, architecture and the water towers on nearly every building over six stories tall. The water towers started to appear in New York City in the 1800’s as a way to bring water to upper floors in taller buildings. The redwood tanks were built and installed by barrel makers during that time. Each tank was held together with only steel straps with no adhesive to keep the contents pure. Each tank has a life span of approximately 40 years. These timeless structures are a signature of New York just like Central Park. Now we reclaim that redwood and upcycle it into many other products.

Or visit this link for more details and credit info. http://mfpny.blogspot.com/p/aiaces-courses.html

Location:

Beyer Blinder Belle
Architects & Planners LLP
41 East 11th Street
New York, NY 10003
212 777 7800 x 284





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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Manhattan Forest Products Country Home Installation

One of the things we like to do most is work with wood, honestly every aspect of it is a true joy. So, when a client says I want to use your reclaimed wood products throughout my home, we just smile at the opportunity to work with our hands and thank them profusely.

This is a beautiful home in upstate New York that we used reclaimed Coney Island Boardwalk for the entire wrap around porch and decking. The interior of the home features everything from reclaimed wood ceiling beams, fireplace mantle, wood flooring and even a reclaimed live edge countertop on the kitchen island. This is just some of what we are capable of doing.


Mink Hollow Road, home exterior, Coney Island decking.





Mink Hollow Road, reclaimed oak flooring, reclaimed mantle (barn beam), reclaimed ceiling paneling with whitewash
  

Mink Hollow Road, custom walnut island with live edges, close up of reclaimed oak floor.
 


Mink Hollow Road, reclaimed oak floors throughout, reclaimed mantle (old barn beam), and reclaimed whitewash ceiling paneling, reclaimed ceiling beams.