100% of
our Antique Oak lumber is sawn from salvaged barn
timbers or directly reclaimed from old barn lumber and
planks.
Antique Oak
lumber that has been sawn from salvaged barn timbers makes
up "Re-sawn" grade.
This lumber
will generally have a more consistent color and not quite as
many nail holes. This can ship specified as either Red
Oak or White Oak.
Antique Oak
lumber salvaged directly from barns makes up our
"Barn-board" grade.
This lumber
will generally have greater color variations, more frequent
nail holes and will make furniture or cabinetry with a more
distinctive rustic character. This ships as a mixture
of both Red and White Oak.
Aged
White Oak has a very distinct vintage brown color that is very
hard to create by using new wood.
Reclaimed
White Oak beams and planks were used in this period style English
Tutor home.
Antique White
Oak lumber was used to build this custom kitchen.
Thanks to
the amazing workmanship of Jim and Gary with Woodbine, old
barn lumber can be turned into an amazing finished piece of
furniture.
The unique
naturally patina of Reclaimed White Oak makes for a
beautifully aged appearance.
While these
pictures show mostly built in cabinetry etc., many of our
customers are using this Antique White Oak lumber to make
custom furniture, flooring and other millwork.
Some of the
character and aging marks found in the Antique Oak lumber
are things like: nail holes, bolt holes, knots and aged
stress cracks.
The porch ceiling pictured
at right,
is made from the old salvaged barn-board lumber.
The age and patina of
the lumber give this porch a very original
and authentic feel.
For
details on pricing, please fill out our "Quote / Information Request" form or call us at: 800-333-7610
to discuss the details of your project.
