Doomed Ash trees get new life as flooring
- CBC News
- Jun 20, 2013
- 1 min read

A company with roots in eastern Ontario is making the most of the region's emerald ash borer infestation by turning dead and condemned trees into floorboards. Gaylord Hardwood Flooring, a family business based in Tweed, Ont., is increasingly using trees affected by the Asian beetles to make hardwood flooring at its mill in southwest Ontario. Greg Gaylord says the company is buying up the wood, which he says makes excellent floorboards.
Click here for the full story.






















Tired of the endless scrolling for home inspiration? A great home is all about personalization! You can now find and collaborate with amazing online interior designers who can bring your unique vision to life—all from the comfort of your couch.
Ready to start your design journey? Check out the link in our bio to find your perfect match and get a home that's truly yours. ✨