Raw Barn Lumber, Rough And Honest
Reclaimed lumber the way it comes off the barn, for furniture makers, shelf builders and DIYers. Tell us what you are building and we will pull boards to match.
Reclaimed wood boards are the raw material — the same 60-to-200-year-old barn stock our beams and mantels come from, sold as boards for your own build. Shelves, furniture, table tops, trim, one-of-a-kind projects: you bring the idea, the barn brings the character.
The Raw Material
Sometimes you don’t want it milled, mitered, or finished — you want the boards themselves. This is reclaimed lumber the way it comes off the barn: rough, weathered, honest.
Furniture makers, shelf builders, and DIYers: tell us what you’re building and we’ll pull boards to match.
The material: genuine reclaimed barn boards — weathered faces, saw marks, nail holes, and patina intact.
Species and looks: white oak, pine, hemlock, and mixed hardwoods, in greys and browns from silvered to chocolate.
How to order: tell us the rough dimensions you need, how many boards, and the look you’re after — we’ll quote what we can pull from the stacks.
Specifications
- Rough reclaimed boards from 100–200-year-old barns
- Species and dimensions per current yard stock
- Borate insect treatment standard
- Planning figures for skins: oak ≈ 5 lb and pine ≈ 4 lb per 1″T x 12″ x 12″
Good To Know
Raw reclaimed boards vary in thickness, width, and color — that variation is what you’re buying. Expect nail holes and character. Every board is borate treated before it leaves the yard.
Boards Selection
Tell us what you're building.
Frequently Asked Questions.
What do people build with these?
Floating shelves, table and bar tops, furniture, headboards, trim, frames, signs — if it’s flat and wants character, someone’s built it from our boards. Our blog has a full list of project ideas for beginners if you want a starting point.
Are the boards cleaned and safe for indoor use?
Yes — boards are denailed and cleaned before they leave the yard, with Bora Care treatment for insect protection. What stays is the character: the weathering, holes, and patina are the product.
Can you surface the boards for me?
Yes — order them raw, or ask for planing, straight-edging, or sanding so they arrive ready for your build. Tell us the project and we’ll recommend the right prep.