New and Reclaimed Barn Siding

Reclaimed Barn Siding

Just as its name suggests, reclaimed barn sidings are boards and planks that used to form part of the interior and exterior walls of old barns. Having braved all kinds of weather for more than a hundred years, these planks have that naturally distressed look typical of century-old woods.

Since each plank has different levels of exposure, no two barn sidings are exactly the same – even those from the same barn. Their coloring usually depends on their species, the barn’s location, and whether or not it’s covered in ivy or exposed to the sun. Certain parts of the barn also tend to be more exposed to harsher weather conditions leading to a more weathered look.

Exterior wall sidings typically have a more distressed look with occasional traces of red or white paint. While interior sidings may range from chocolate brown to sandy brown with fewer signs of wear and tear. The number and placement of nail and screw holes, knots, and dents also tend to differ for each board.

We carefully examine each board to ensure only the best quality boards are picked. They are then denailed, and power washed to get rid of accumulated dust and grimes. We also kiln-dry them at 6% to 8% to remove moisture and any potential bugs.