ABOUT BARN SIDING

Recycled wood barn siding is available from suppliers across the USA who dismantle historic barns which are beyond repair. Many old barns are mended and reused. However, many are suffering from critical disrepair. Once its roof starts collapsing, a barn's wood beams and barn board interior will soon deteriorate beyond repair.

Most recycled barn wood comes from original stands of old growth forests and, as a result has remarkable color and texture. In addition to barn siding, it is well suited for use in timber frame homes, post and beam construction, open ceiling beams, exposed wood beams, barnwood furniture, barnwood flooring, barn oak furniture, and moldings.

Recycled barn siding is available in widths of between 7 and 12 inches, and is typically between 1/2 inch and 1 inch thick.

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LEADING BARN SIDING MANUFACTURERS

Old Barn Wood: barn siding. Old Barn Wood, based in Baraboo, Wisconsin, supplies recycled wood from demolished buildings. Its stock includes barn boards for barn siding, barnwood flooring, hand hewn beams, threshing floors, used lumber, reclaimed wood flooring, and rustic wood. Old Wood Barns offers a dismantling service for those who have old barns for sale. Barn boards for barn siding are sold by the square foot, from 1/2 inch to 1 inch in thickness. Widths range from 7 to 12 inches, with lengths from 4 to 14 feet. No two boards are the same, as weathering varies between the sides of the building.

Appalachian Woods: barn siding. Appalachian Woods is based in Stuarts Draft, Virginia. Much of their lumber is salvaged from hundred year old historic barns near by in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. A mixture of Red and White Oak is offered, milled from old barn and house boards. These may contain scattered nail and spike holes, and occasional work hole patterns and insect scars. They may contain tight but possibly open knots, and stress cracks up to 1/8th inch wide. In addition to boards for barn siding, Appalachian Woods supplies flooring, furniture, and millwork, all made from reclaimed lumber.

Old Growth Timbers: barn siding. Old Growth Timbers is based in Petrolia, California. It supplies recycled lumber, including barn siding, from historic buildings in the area which have deteriorated beyond repair. Its stock includes Redwood Barn Siding from barns built on the Ferndale bottoms in the later 1800s and early 1900s from fine grained Eel River Redwood. The barn siding boards come in widths varying from 8 inches to 14 inches, and are generally 1 inch thick. Their color varies from silver to lichen-covered green. Old Growth Timbers also supplies re-milled timbers and heat pine flooring.

CONSTRUCTION PRODUCT DIRECTORIES

We recommend the following professional construction directories, which include standard specifications, manufacturers' specs, and CAD details: 4Specs at www.4specs.com, Arcat at www.arcat.com, Arcom at www.arcomnet.com, Reed at www.reedfirstsource.com, Sweets at www.sweets.construction.com.

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Other recommended portals: Archbone, Building Design, Homeone Australia, Lighting Directory, Sapling, Stone Network.

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