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Barn wood siding is one of our most common sources for reclaimed wood. Barns constructed up through the early part of the 19th century were typically built using whatever trees were immediately available, and beam sizes were limited to what could be moved by horse. They often contain a mixed blend of oak, chestnut and other woods including hickory, poplar, and pine. The wood was either hand hewn using an axe or squared with an adze.

We salvage most of our Reclaimed Barn Wood from family barns built between 1830 and 1900 in the Ohio/Pennsylvania/Virginia region of our country. Barn Wood is an exceptional green building material, as every component of these old barns is salvaged, cleaned up and recycled.

To salvage Barn Wood, we begin by taking the siding off the sides of the barn; this product is great when used on ceilings and walls. The historic look and character of 150 years of weathering are impossible to reproduce. 

Reclaimed barn wood siding has the versatility to be used straight out of the barn or milled to a clean finish, and the material can be used anywhere in your project.

 

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