Reclaimed Barn Wood Siding, Plank Wood, Beams, Doors, Wood Slabs, Harware & More

[Barn Girl]

Just wanted to introduce our company to everyone here... We are reclaimed wood and lumber products manufacturer as well as a custom sawmill.  We manufacture wide plank flooring, reclaimed barn siding, barn doors, wood mantels, windows and shutters as well as decorative or structural wood ceiling beams.  We manufacture custom furniture, timber trusses, exterior wood structures such as pavilions, front entrance porticoes, gazebos, arbors, trellises and the like.  Some of our services include book matching, finishing, skip dressing, planing, milling, and wire-brushing.  We also have a large inventory of reclaimed tin available on site.  For more information visit our website.  http://www.realantiquewood.com
Thanks for looking!  [wink]

 

[JPF Woodworking]

I probably missed it on your website but I didn't see where you are located?

 

[WarnerConstCo.]

Its not on there, but 973 is a NJ area code. 

I have mixed feelings about tearing down perfectly good old bank barns like several they posted pictures of.

Not sure who is to blame about this epidemic. one day people will realize that something once common has disappeared.

 

[Tinker]

Its not on there, but 973 is a NJ area code. 

I have mixed feelings about tearing down perfectly good old bank barns like several they posted pictures of.

Not sure who is to blame about this epidemic. one day people will realize that something once common has disappeared.

Ditto

I also hate to see those old barns disappearing.
I hate to see them torn down; but on the other hand, with neglect, they are sadder sights when just rotting into ground.
I, on a personal basis, have watched the barn on a family homestead rot away until it got used for a Fire Department drill.
I was glad I did not witness the final demise.

I have also been witness to a few fires caused by lightning or wet hay.
It is even sadder when you can see or hear animals being cooked alive and nothing left of a barn when the terror is done.
Those barns were no good for anything in the end.

I have to admit, those who are tearing down to make use of some fine old lumber are putting that lumber to good use.

Thus: the mixed feelings.
Tinker

 

[unityroad]

If you click on their contact info icon you will see they are in NJ. Old barns here in eastern Ohio generally just fall apart. people use them as storage places for cars they want to restore, they never do anything. Barn falls apart. Its an ugly end to a once needed structure for a lifestyle people deem to tough..... [sad]