Sourced from old buildings, barns, and granaries, Reclaimed Barnwood is a mix of Red and White Oak. Its distinctive antique look includes both textured and planed surfaces, unusual grain patterns, saw-tooth etchings, nail holes, insect scarring and other distinguishing character marks. Reclaimed Barnwood’s unique appearance brings a warm, rustic charm to any project.
This entryway, crafted for a home in South Carolina, features a custom 3-panel design with a flat arched top and matching sidelites. Reclaimed Barnwood doors are typically finished with a protective clear coat. Design Now
Sliding barn door crafted with Reclaimed Barnwood for a project in Colorado. This unit features an “X” buck overlaying the panels as well as a matching shiplap wall made with the same reclaimed lumber. Design Now
This one-of-a-kind entrance, built for a project in Tucson, Arizona, features a single reclaimed barnwood panel, finished in clear coat, and complemented with White Ash stiles and rails, finished in Sun Mountain’s Rio Grande Glaze. Along with this distinct mixture of wood species, the door also features a speakeasy, further adding to its rustic appeal.
Reclaimed Barnwood is just one of the many wood options that Sun Mountain offers. Many species can also be further designated by “grade,” such as “knotty” (sometimes called “character”) or “select” (clear, with few or no knots). Additionally, unique effects can be achieved on certain species by special “cuts” of the logs, such as “rift” and “quarter” cuts.