Antique Barnwood
Antique Barn Wood showcases a mix of greys, browns, and weathered reds—colors earned from decades of exposure. Durability depends on the species reclaimed, but most barn wood is exceptionally hard-wearing. Naturally aged, it has developed resistance to moisture and decay. It is extremely stable, having endured countless seasons. Rich in character, each plank features saw marks, oxidized nail holes, and surface checking. Its rugged beauty and unmatched authenticity make it ideal for bold, rustic design.
Color:
A mix of weathered grays, soft browns, and sun-bleached tones with occasional remnants of old paint or patina.
Durability:
Highly durable depending on the original species; typically reclaimed from structural timbers.
Decay Resistance:
Often quite resistant due to its age and exposure-hardened surface.
Stability:
Very stable, especially after years of natural seasoning and drying.
Character:
Every board is unique—expect saw marks, knots, insect trails, and other visible history.
Beauty:
Barnwood captures the soul of early American craftsmanship and offers unmatched rustic authenticity.