Expert wood craftsmanship in Charlotte, North Carolina

Cope & Stick in Charlotte, NC is a leading provider of sustainable reclaimed wood building materials. With over two decades of experience, we specialize in crafting premium recycled wood products from historic sources such as old barns and mills. Our selection includes flooring, wallboard, mantels, and more, all crafted with the highest quality craftsmanship to preserve the beauty and character of these vintage materials. Our vision is to help people reimagine spaces with aesthetically pleasing and environmentally conscious reclaimed materials. With a huge selection of unique farm/rustic and French style finds, custom builds, and a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere, Cope & Stick is the go-to destination for fine aged wood, barn doors, wooden columns, and furniture. Our facility is clean and staffed by knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly experts who go the extra mile to help you choose the perfect piece of wood for your project. If you're looking for quality reclaimed wood products in Charlotte, look no further than Cope & Stick.

L&C Cabinetry is a premier furniture and home goods store located at 2908 Stewart Creek Boulevard in Charlotte, North Carolina. Specializing in high-quality cabinetry and furniture, we offer a wide selection of products to suit every style and budget. Whether you're looking to update your kitchen, bathroom, or any other area of your home, our experienced team is here to help you find the perfect pieces to enhance your space. Visit us today to browse our showroom and discover why L&C Cabinetry is the go-to destination for all your home furnishing needs.

Kitchen Cabinet Pros, located at 5001 South Boulevard in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a one-stop shop for all your kitchen remodeling needs. Formerly known as Carolina Cabinet Refacing, Kitchen Cabinet Pros specializes in high-quality wood craftsmanship to give your kitchen a dramatic makeover. Unlike traditional cabinet replacement, cabinet refacing projects only take a few days to complete, allowing you to continue using your kitchen during the process. This not only saves time but also reduces the amount of new wood materials needed, making it a more sustainable option.