Dismantling a barn means a new life for its wood. Although naturally weathered by years of exposure to the elements, antique barn siding – made from virgin, old growth wood – is still prized for its rustic patina and dense, enduring nature. We reclaim old barn wood siding by carefully dismantling barns and other wooden structures in America’s East and Midwest. Each plank is hand-inspected and denailed, kiln-dried to remove moisture and impurities and then precision milled into distinctive wood of strength, character and durability. Meticulously sorted by color and width, our barn siding is available in grey/brown, grey/white and grey/red.
After a lifetime of withstanding the elements of the American Northeast, reclaimed barn siding possesses beauty that has been earned and durability that has been tested. With minimal upkeep, a variety of widths and lengths, and available three-sided milling, antique barn siding can lend… Learn More »
After a lifetime of withstanding the elements of the American Northeast, reclaimed barn siding possesses beauty that has been earned and durability that has been tested. With minimal upkeep, a variety of widths and lengths, and available three-sided milling, antique… Learn More »
Dismantling a barn means a new life for its wood. Although naturally weathered by years of exposure to the elements, antique barn siding – made from virgin, old growth wood – is still prized for its rustic patina and dense, enduring… Learn More »
Dismantling a barn means a new life for its wood. Although naturally weathered by years of exposure to the elements, antique barn siding – made from virgin, old growth wood – is still prized for its rustic patina and dense, enduring… Learn More »
Dismantling a barn means a new life for its wood. Although naturally weathered by years of exposure to the elements, antique barn siding – made from virgin, old growth wood – is still prized for its rustic patina and dense, enduring… Learn More »
