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    Aged Wood Is Created via a Non-toxic Process

    By Retrofit Magazine EditorJuly 10, 20231 Min Read
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    Chris Bartimioli developed a patented, non-toxic finishing process to create aged wood that is durable, affordable and chemical-free.

    Coeur d’Alene (CDA) Wood is an Idaho-based brand that offers sustainable wood products to the American market. After recognizing the challenges around sourcing quality reclaimed wood, co-founder Chris Bartimioli developed a patented, non-toxic finishing process to create aged wood that is durable, affordable and chemical-free. CDA Wood exposes raw lumber to the natural elements of sun, soil, water and wind, rather than VOCs, lead paint, stains or treatments. The product is recognized by LEED and the National Green Building Standard. To reduce its overall environmental impact and waste, CDA Wood practices sustainable forestry, planting four trees for every tree used, and all wood scraps are sold to major retailers for repurposing.

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