Reclaimed Barn Wood | Natural

Our barnwood is great for both commercial and residential applications. Salvaged from agricultural buildings throughout New England, each plank is denailed and brought to your with all the character that only Mother Nature can create.

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SKU: RECBARNNAT Categories: Reclaimed Wood, Wallboarding, Wood

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Reclaimed Barn Wood Collection

Our reclaimed barn wood is the perfect choice for an authentic reclaimed look. Offered in various widths and colors, it’s a great product for wallboarding, paneling, and more. Meticulously salvaged from agricultural buildings throughout New England and the the Mid-Atlantic.

Barn board’s surface is naturally textured and weathered by the elements, so the thickness of these boards is rarely uniform. Thickness of barn boards generally varies from ½” to 4/4”, with outlier portions of some boards thinner or thicker.

The color of barn board varies, depending on the type of exposure the siding experienced, and whether or not it was painted during its lifetime.

Originally sawn to protect crops, livestock, equipment, and farm mat reclaimed barn wood erials from the elements, each board is now unique in character, color, and weathering pattern. Barn board is a highly sought-after wall paneling for restaurants, bars, and homes.

We reclaim old barn wood siding by carefully dismantling barns and other wooden structures in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and New Hampshire. 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.

Each board is carefully selected by our team of experts to ensure that your vision and project come to life in the most beautiful way possible; blending the unique old world look of reclaimed barn wood with a new design aesthetic. Give reclaimed a barn wood a try for your next project and you’ll be doing something environmentally responsible as well!