1906 End Table

So now that our shop is coming together a bit more we decided to take a little break from some other work and see what some of the woods we have been reclaiming look like finished.

This first piece measures 24” long X 20” wide X 24 tall, which is perfect for an end table.  This piece has many different varieties of wood.  The top has a 25 separate pieces that are glued, biscuit jointed and nailed in the center.  The 25 woods come from a different section of buildings from 7 separate reclaimed barns and buildings. Including siding, roofing, coral railing, door trim, floor and wallboards.  The legs are trim from an old garage door and the base shelf is from an old original homestead from the early 1900’s.

We have applied one coat of lacquer so far and plan to add a few more as this old reclaimed wood really soaks up the lacquer. 

This little piece we have named 1906 as most of the wood that was used from was around that era in time.  This is a one of a kind table that is the first of many more designs we will be creating in 2015. 

We are going to have this beauty for sale in the next couple weeks, so if this catches your eye and you would like it in your home send us an email and we will get you some more details.

There are thousands of linear feet of barn wood accumulating in our shop and needs a home to go to.  We do take custom orders for all types of furniture design or if wholesale is something you are interested in larger quantities let us know. 

Reclaimed Wood

We have been very busy working on our new shop and starting to clean up around all the old barns and buildings that we are reclaiming.



This is just a small video showing a few of the barns we are working on right now and should have finished by the end of Feb 2015. On top of reclaiming all these old woods we will be documenting on film the story of each building to tell the story about each.

If you see any wood that catches your eye contact us on our forum and we will get back with you ASAP.

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Rail Road Car & Chicken Coop (Video)

Here is another short video showing two smaller barns that were used as chicken coops, and the far back long one is an old rail road car from the 1920's.

All have some amazing woods, hardware, doors and windows in them.  Our favorite is the old railroad car which has some amazing tin on the roof, sliding antique door hardware for a smaller window and also a large door, many posts and beams and much more.

We will be getting to these 3 buildings sometime in later February.  Check out our page to view a few more pictures of each building before they are taken apart and reclaimed.

These short videos are just a tease as we film and interview the owner of the buildings to tell a little bit of the history of each building we work on reclaiming.

Tell the Story (Video)

Our team has also worked produced some amazing video productions over the last few years.  Our plan with Old Barn Woods is not only to reclaim and salvage old buildings, but to tell the story with video and professional photography as well.

This way when people purchase these woods and designs they will have a video/photo and full story to go along with each purchase.

As we work to restore the old woods, build furniture in our wood shop and much more, we will be documenting and producing video episodes that will be available online for free as well as tutorials and much more.

The video below is just a small tease we shared on instagram.  Follow us on any of our social networks to keep up to date with the newest woods and such we will have available.