Antique Chestnut
A reclaimed barn wood, from the southern region of the east. A tree that sadly, is virtually extinct due to blight that spread in the early twentieth century, Chestnut was know for its size, range of growth, and exterior durability. It is considered by many to be the most attractive antique floor. Stunning color variation from light browns all the way to chocolate brown. There is no other wood like it.

Antique Douglas Fir
Another tree highly prized for its structural strength. Also found in timbers and beams of old factories and warehouses. It is highly grained and has a reddish-pink heart with yellow sapwood. It was commonly used in flooring in this area around the turn of the century. It is also usually sold in re-sawn form, but also looks quite beautiful with a distressed patina.

Antique Heart Pine
Another southern tree, this tree is typically reclaimed timbers and beams from pre-war (WWII) factories and warehouses. It is heavily grained and structurally very strong wood. Heart Pine has a light red, pinkish, and sometimes orange heart with yellow sapwood. A very common floor in houses built from the 1890’s to the 1920’s, when it was a clear vertical grain strip floor. It is usually sold re sawn, these days, meaning a very clean surface.

Antique Hemlock
Reclaimed barn wood, has a more obvious grain pattern than pine, is a harder wood, and also has patina; Custom widths can be milled, from 3” to 12” and wider.

Antique Oak
Reclaimed Material, typically from barns in the Southern Appalachian region of the east. We make it in two looks: Re-sawn, for a cleaner surface still retaining the character of antique flooring; and Distressed, which has all the color variation along with antique characteristics. The hardest wood floor typically made from reclaimed barn wood.

Antique Pine
Reclaimed barn wood, has beautiful patina, and is made into flooring in widths ranging from 3” to 12” and wider. We use siding and substantial boards, lightly planed and profiled to fit your needs. Once installed and sanded to retain all the patina, a wide variety of finishes can be applied to achieve the look you desire. The colors of the finished product range from a soft golden honey to reddish brown tones.

Antique Softwood Mix
Reclaimed barn wood, utilizes the mixture of species that barns were built with and most reproduces the floor of a very old house. Early home builders used what was on the land for their homes and this barn wood incorporates, spruce, pine and hemlock to create a truly original look.