Rustic Pine Brown Board  Washed rough sawn pine brown board from the interior of the barn. A lot of wear and aged character makes this 1" thick material perfect for making furniture, unique custom projects, wall covering, wine cellars, trim, and faux beams. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.00 a square foot depending on quality.
Unique Rustic Pine Brown Board  Got a small batch of very pretty unique rustic pine aged barn planks. These are actually from a very old tool shed from the village of Mayville Michigan which was moved out to a farm a long time ago. The structure was probably 200 years old. 10' to 16' long. mostly 10" to 12" wide. Believe this material will go fast. Price will be a little more for small quantity. Around 327' on hand when this post was written. A lot of wear and aged character makes this 1" thick material perfect for making furniture, unique custom projects, wall covering, wine cellars, trim, and faux beams. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.50 a square foot depending on quality.
Rustic Pine Circle Sawn Door Stock Got a decent quantity of beautiful circle sawn rustic pine stock all around 7'. Random width from 8" to 12". Sorry no 1x6s so to make borders and cross patterns material would have to be ripped and touched up where visible. We do have 1x6 in an interesting Weathered Worn Naily oak on this page. Mostly 12' to 14' and a few 7's but they may go first for folks wanting to make doors. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.50 a square foot depending on quality.
Rustic Pine Naily Roof Boards, This is by far one of our best sellers but we realized that folks had no idea the labor process to produce such a cool product. So please read our Naily Roof Board Process Blog to understand the lengths we go to bring you this very unique material. Coming from the roof of the barn these have lots of nail holes, varying colors, and wear giving them the most character of any antique barnwood. We have a large quantity in 1" random length and width. Great for walls, wine cellars, and man caves. This batch has a lot of what we call twice reclaimed material meaning it was reclaimed many years ago from older barn roofs and siding when the roof on the barn we have now reclaimed was redone. This gives some of these boards very unique features like a naily weathered brown board side or a good naily side on both sides to choose from or even both options and more. Washed and dried and ready to install. $6.00 a square foot depending on quality.
Rustic Circle Sawn Hard Pine Naily Roof Boards, Coming from the roof of the barn these have lots of nail holes, varying colors, giving them the most character of any antique barnwood. We have a small quantity in 1" random length and width. Great for trim, walls, and man caves. This batch has a lot of live edge so if you want that unique one of a kind look this batch will be great. If you do not want any live edges we cannot allow picking through to get all square edge material out, but measurement wise we have allowed for the live edges to be cut off. For those who are looking for a live edge this material can be very unique. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.50 a square foot depending on quality.
Weathered Worn Oak naily Roof Boards Coming from the roof of the barn these have lots of nail holes, varying colors, giving them the most character of any antique barnwood. We have a good quantity of 1x6 oak naily roof boards with lots of character. The price is a little higher because we never get 1x6 from the old barns and we get a lot of calls for it for both trim and walls. Its like they threw out most material smaller than 1x8. Right now we are stocked on a lot of narrow options so come get it while we have the select because it will probably go back to us continuously saying we don't. Mostly 12' to 14'. We have some 1x2', 1x4.5", and 1x5.5" in this material too. Washed and dried and ready to install. $6.00 to $6.50 a square foot depending on quality.
Distressed Mixed Species Naily Roof Boards, This batch has a variety of colors and textures. There is everything from oak, maple, elm, pine, basswood, but mostly ash. It did get some soft spots from the shingled roof leaking so we blasted that material away leaving an interesting uneven texture and color with some big wavy dips. There is also a lot of live and bark edges. So if you are not looking for this kind of very unique rustic character for your project this is not for you. We could not capture all the variations in just a few pictures so hopefully this description will help. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.00 to $6.00 a square foot depending on quality.
Mixed Species Rustic Boards, Many like to do a mix on their wall. This would be a great batch to go with. We are trying to sell in bulk or layers as stacked. As you can see from the photos there is a great variation in color, texture, and width. Exactly what many designers and do it yourselfers look for. We have another similar bunk of 456 feet. Not as varied it runs from 8' to 13'. Again because of the way it is stacked we must start at the top layer and work our way down as we sell unless you are buying in a larger quantity we will split in half if you need the longer length. Let us know how long you are looking for and we can check what length we are at. Washed and dried and ready to install. $4.50 to $5.00 a square foot depending on quality.
1.5"x8" Circle Sawn White Oak We have a very large quantity of circle sawn 1.5"x8". More than 4 more stacks than what you see here. We have them in 5', 6'6", 7', 9'6", 10' and 10'4". Have quite a few in gray in the 5' and 10'4". Let us know length and quantity desired before you come out so we go to the right location. Reclaimed from the Mason County Fair Grounds oldest stables in Ludington Michigan. Said to have been milled from the wood of an even older barn that stood on the property before it was donated in the 1930s to become the fair grounds. This batch weighs more than most white oak so we have been told it is probably live oak, another sub species of white oak. They say live oak is the heaviest and strongest of the oaks and used for old battleships in the day because it could deflect cannon balls. We hope to get this washed soon but already selling pretty quick. Not washed. $4.50 a foot for quantities around 500 feet.
Washed 1.5"x8" Circle Sawn White Oak We have a very large quantity of circle sawn 1.5"x8". We have them in 5', 6'6", 7', 9'6", 10' and 10'4". Have quite a few in gray in the 5' and 10'4". Let us know length and quantity desired before you come out so we go to the right location or make sure what you need is washed. Reclaimed from the Mason County Fair Grounds oldest stables in Ludington Michigan. Said to have been milled from the wood of an even older barn that stood on the property before it was donated in the 1930s to become the fair grounds. This batch weighs more than most white oak so we have been told it is probably live oak, another sub species of white oak. They say live oak is the heaviest and strongest of the oaks and used for old battleships in the day because it could deflect cannon balls. We have washed some and it is beautiful. Lots of quarter sawn flakes. Washed and dry. $5.50 a foot for quantities around 500 feet. $6.00 to $7.00 for smaller quantities.
1"x5"x11' Circle Sawn White Oak Great for trim work we never get boards this size and get a lot of calls for it. We have a good quantity of this reclaimed from the Mason County Fair Grounds oldest stables in Ludington Michigan. Said to have been milled from the wood of an even older barn that stood on the property before it was donated in the 1930s to become the fair grounds. We hope to get this washed soon but already selling pretty quick as trim work, rustic flooring, and accent walls. $5.50 to $7.00 a board foot depending on quatity.
Circle Sawn Pine Boards Mostly 2x8 and some 2x6. Interesting circle sawn on two sides and planed smooth on 2 sides so you can use the side that works best for your application. Great for shelves, joists, or faux beams. We have a large quantity in random lengths from 8' to 17'6". Washed and dried and ready to install.  $4.00 to 5.00 a board foot depending on quality.
Pine Threshing Boards 2" Pine threshing boards that have even more of a rustic appearance and wear due to being a softer wood. Threshing boards were used on the barn floor between the big barn door openings to support the weight of horses, wagons and tractors that pull in with the crop to be threshed. We have a small quantity left of this material in random widths from 8" to 14" wide and 11' to 16'. They have all the character you are looking for in barn wood. Great for tables, benches, and shelving. Washed and dried and ready to install. $4.50 to 5.50 a board foot depending on quality.
3"x12"x24' Rough and Circle Sawn Pine This material will be great for mantels, shelves, tables, beams, and even beam wrap since we have 6 at 1.5"x12"x24' boards in with this batch. Some of it is circle sawn pine and some rough sawn white pine. This material is all very pretty with a naily 3" edge the price will fluctuate drastically on quantity. For one mantel length it will run around $36 to $42 a running foot. For 2 or more long ones it will be $468 to $504. Call with your needs to get an accurate quote or set up a time to come look at them in person. Washed and dried and ready to install.
2.5"x9" Aged Smooth Douglas Fir This is some gorgeous 2.5"x9" aged Douglas fir pine stock perfect for shelves or table tops. This has just the right amount of distressing and a beautiful aged patina. We only have a few short shelves left at 3'6" to 3'9".  Washed and dried and ready to install. $7.00 a board foot or $13.13 a lineal foot. $45.94 for a 3'6" piece
3"x8"x18' Wormy Circle Sawn Sycamore At least we believe this to be sycamore but it really doesn't matter with this stuff. Really just a matter of whether you love it. We have 14 of them when writing this up. Had them chemically and kiln heat treated to kill all the bugs for sure. $5.00 to $9.00 a board foot depending on quantity and quality..
Weathered Gray and Brown Trim Boards  Finally! We get calls for this size boards all the time and never get it. Most old historic barn wood is wide plank but we got a few barns in a row that had 1x4 and 1x3 batten boards. We have it in 3.5" mostly washed weather brown with a touch of gray. And a 1x2.75" to 3" gray and some having just a touch of red around knots and such. Due to the demand the cost will be higher than general barn wood so that people who really need trim boards will get it and folks who are just looking to use it on a wall or other projects will go with the wider planks. $1.50 to $2.00 a lineal foot depending on quantity.
Washed Weathered Oak Brown Board  Washed weathered brown board is weathered gray siding washed to reveal the aged patina just below the surface. With this process we get a cleaned brown board with all the character of worn weathered siding. This batch just happens to be oak. Great for the projects you want that weathered character but need a cleaner material. This material is 1" thick. Generally used on walls and sometimes beams. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.00 a square foot.
3x8 Rustic Pine Joists We reclaimed a good quantity of very old 3x8 rustic pine joists with big nail holes. Mostly 11' to 12' they are so old the most of the nails had rusted and expanded in the wood to be quite a challenge to pull. Washed and dried and ready to install.  $3.50 to 6.00 a board foot depending on quality. If you would like 1 for a mantel please refer to our mantels page.
2X Oak We have a large quantity of circle sawn 2 inch thick oak from 6" to 12" wide. Mostly 8" and 10". Some of what we got in this batch was nailed together with large old square head nails leaving a lot more character on the face than normal. We left some nail heads in for the look if they were not sticking out the back side. About a third of the oak is quarter sawn and has beautiful ray flecks. See some good samples of what these materials look like skim planed, full planed, quarter sawn planed, and polyurethaned on our Samples page. Great for tables and counters. Give us a call, email, or Product Request us with your needs and we will check to see what we have that works for your project. Cleaned and dry. $4.50 to $5.50 a board foot. ($9.00 to $11.00 a square foot) A few short stock left!
Circle Sawn Pine 4x6 We get a lot of requests for 4"x6" material but seem to have a hard time getting it lately. Came across a lot of these white pine 4x6s used as girts, (the long boards or longs that wrap the barn for the siding to be nailed to). This material has no mortises and a nice distressed character and patina. Come and get them while we have them. Washed and dried. $5.50 to $7.00 a board foot depending on quantity.
Circle Sawn Elm  We have a small quantity of circle sawn elm in 2"x12"x14' to 15' and 3"x10"x16'. Elm has a understated grain that is durable and perfect for furniture projects. Great for counters and furniture. Give us a call, email, or Product Request us with your needs and we will check to see what we have that works for your project. Cleaned and dry. $3.50 to $4.50 a board foot. ($8.00 to $9.00 a square foot)
Circle Sawn 3x4 and 4x4 Pine We have a good quantity of old used 3"x4" and 4"x4" circle sawn pine naily on 3" edge. Great condition and just right on the distressing for a old barn wood look.  Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.00 a board foot.
Circle Sawn Hemlock  and No nails, just a rustic circle sawn Hemlock out of one of our barns. We have 1x6", 8", and 10" most of them are little over 8' long. Call or email with your specific needs. $4.50 b.f. $3.50 depending on quantity.
Oak Threshing Boards 2" oak threshing boards from old barn floors that farmers drove their teams and equipment into the barn on. Has a very worn rustic texture from repeated foot and equipment use. $4.50 a board foot $9.00 a square foot) SOLD OUT!
Logs and Sleepers  Logs and sleepers with and without bark in various sizes and species. Most are hewn on one or two sides. Great for log beams, pergolas and arbors, stair railings, log siding, and log furniture. $3.00 a running foot.
Barn Pegs  Barn pegs were used to hold the beams together in these antique barns. You can only get the pegs (trunnels) if you take apart an antique barn very carefully piece by piece. Trunnels were used  instead of nails in older turn of the century barns when people used what they could from the land.  More interesting information about barn pegs, also known as trenails or trunnels can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treenail $4.00 ea.