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.
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.
Mixed Species Naily Roof Boards, This batch has a variety of colors and textures. Mostly white pine but there is some soft maple, tamarack, elm, and hemlock. There is also a lot of live and bark edges that we measure to be sawn off but if you like it it is free extra material. The live edges make great trim especially for base boards and back splashes. The red ends are on the backs but some folks like to throw a few in the mix. We could not capture all the variations and edges 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.
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.
Circle Sawn Ash with Black and Gray Accents We have reclaimed this type of material before and the black accents was a big hit. This material comes from underneath the siding in only a few barns. Covered with tar paper and siding the raised circle saw marks pick up some of the black and then gray accents from cracks in the siding boards add even more contrast to go with most any décor color scheme. Bonus of extra nail holes from the siding and the fact much of this is around 8' for low waste on vertical installs in standard wall height rooms. This will be a quick seller. $5.00 a square foot depending on quality.
Washed Weathered Pine Brown Board We have this beautiful batch of Washed Weathered Pine Brown Board we are selling in bulk. We have 361 square feet selling for $6.00 a square foot. Widths are 8" to 10" mostly 9.5" roughly. Random lengths from 7' to 14' with the shortest being on the top of the stack. We will split this up into a little bit smaller quantities if you are good with us just peeling off the top till we get to your square footage. We do have a few miscellaneous pieces in other locations so call or email with your needs. Washed and dry and stored inside. $6.00 a square foot..
3x6 Circle Sawn White Oak We have a good quantity of 3x6 white oak in lengths of 7'9", 7'11", 8',and 10'. Great for table legs and furniture or even small ceiling beams like a bathroom or hallway. Nice circle saw marks and a little lighter color than usual. This material was white washed so it comes very clean with washing with little to no patina. Washed and dried and ready to install.  5.00 a board foot.
2.5x8 Circle Sawn White Oak This batch is a little rough as we do remove any soft areas in our processing. There are a few real nice white oaks then some red oaks and soft maple or possibly popular. The white oak will probably make a nice table but the rest will make real interesting shelving.  Mostly around 7' long there are a few longer. Washed and dried.  4.00 to $7.00 a board foot depending on species, quantity, and quality.
2x10 Circle Sawn White Oak We have a decent batch of 2x10 white oak. Mostly 16' long. Nice circle saw marks but lighter color than usual. This material was white washed so it comes very clean with washing with little to no patina. It has been selling fast but not the straightest we have ever gotten. Washed and dried and ready to install.  5.50 a board foot.
2x8 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.
Long 2x10 Rough Sawn White Pine We got these glorious long rough sawn white pine 2x10s. 18' to 21'4" these will make some great beam wraps and a few are thicker with some hatched edges making them perfect for shelfs. We will be selective on what we sell for what but right now there should be enough to go around for both. The character and color are great so get a hold of us before we don't have enough to do all you beams. Cost will definitely depend on quantity but at 21' you can't buy these at your local lumber yard. Washed and dried and ready to install.  $5.50 to 7.00 a board foot depending on quantity and quality. We also have this material in 2x6 and 2x8x11' for $4.50 to $5.50. The 2x6 located at a different warehouse so let us know.
Pine Threshing Boards 1.3/4" to 2" Pine threshing boards that have a great 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 good quantity of this material in random widths from 9" to 16" wide and 12' to 15'10". 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. $5.00 to 6.00 a board foot depending on quality and width.
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
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. Washed and dried and ready to install. $5.00 a square foot.
2X Oak We have some circle sawn 2 inch thick oak from 8" to 10" wide. Random length. 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)
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 logs 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"x10"x17'9" and a few 8" or shorter. 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. $4.00 to $5.00 a board foot. ($8.00 to $10.00 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.
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.