The Army COR called to say that they ‘…want to support our efforts’ and are willing to provide container service of the lumber at the site. So we needed to drop D Daniels hauling at 200.00 per container. Encountered strong resistance of the boardwalk decking within one section, approx. 1800 sf – moved through it, though at a time cost. Canvased for space in the area. More bitter winds. Rockaway still seeming half alive. Stopped off at Madeline Chocolates, where I was previously reprimanded by police for taking a handful of wooden pallets from the sidewalk. The building has no windows and when I entered (two guys were coming out a side door with garbage), there was room after sprawling room of machinery. Finally reached one of the managers that said (about the wooden pallets)…”take all you want”.
Reclaimed Wood:a Field Guide
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Our location at 71 Troy Avenue in Brooklyn includes a showroom, and a 3600 sf warehouse and wood shop. We are currently open for meetings by appointment. The space features a broad selection of over 40 antique, vintage and rare reclaimed woods.
Brooklyn warehouse & showroom
(917) 862 7910
info@sawkill.nyc
Mon.-Fri. 9:00 – 5:30 pm
Sat. 10-4pm
1 Troy Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11213
Please call in advance for appointment!
Getting There:
Train: A, C to Utica Ave. train stop. (approx. 8 min walk)
Car: Atlantic Ave. to Troy Ave. (1.5 mi. from Barclay Center)
