Who buys old Barnwood?
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Who buys old barn lumber?
There are a lot of companies out there who buy old barns. Some companies refer to the deconstructing of old barns as “salvaging.” We like to think of it as reclaiming history. Here at Antique Building Solutions, the wood that makes its way to our customers comes straight from family farms across Pennsylvania.
Where to buy reclaimed barn wood?
- Home Depot. Yes, that's right—your go-to destination for home improvement necessities does, in fact, carry reclaimed wood you can buy.
- Etsy. Etsy really is a treasure trove of...well, everything. ...
- eBay. ...
- Craigslist. ...
- Reclaimed Lumber Dealers. ...
- Architectural Salvage Retailers. ...
- Local Demolition Sites. ...
How to repurpose old barn wood?
There is too many ways to do this so we'll just give you a bunch of links for inspiration:
- Here is an amazing Pinterest collection of barns repurposed into homes. Some of these pictures will bring you the urge to start right away.
- 11 Amazing Old Barns Turned Into Beautiful Homes
- A bunch of lovely repurposed barns is also available here.
Is there a market for old barn wood?
- Barn Woods Land owners looking to take down older barns and place the wood on the market for resale can find themselves in possession of unique materials, including barn boards and hand-hewn barn beams.
Is reclaimed barn wood expensive?
Reclaimed wood is much more expensive than buying new wood from a hardware store. Instead of paying a low price that makes it easy to pick up a couple of 2×4's, reclaimed wood comes at a premium. But for that premium, you'll have wood with a story and unique characteristics different from virgin lumber.
How much is an old log barn worth?
A small barn of 30 by 30 feet or less, in reasonable condition, can be bought for around $10,000, but this doesn't include the cost of dismantling and moving it. A very large barn with hand-hewn beams and historical significance can run well over $50,000.
What type of wood was used in old barns?
Old barns were made of a variety of hardwood and softwood species, depending on the region. Oak, elm, pine, Douglas fir, hickory, beech and maple were common varieties of wood used for barn construction, and each provided different building qualities and characteristics.
Can old barn wood make you sick?
Reclaimed barn wood has likely been exposed to excessive moisture over the years, resulting in mold and mildew. Mold and mildew can lead to serious respiratory problems, especially in children, the elderly, and those who suffer from asthma.
How do you salvage old barn wood?
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What is real barn wood?
Real reclaimed barn wood brings style and history to any setting. Every piece is unique in its own way, telling its own story on where it came from and how it came to be. From old growth trees to hand hewn chop marks, you can let your story and the barns story become one.
Is barn wood a green product?
Reclaimed barn wood is considered a “green product”. We are recycling wood that in many cases would be burned. Our company is proud to work with an environmentally friendly product.
ACQUISITION PROCESS
There are a lot of companies out there who buy old barns. Some companies refer to the deconstructing of old barns as “salvaging.” We like to think of it as reclaiming history.
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Antiques – Current Inventory
Our inventory of antiques is constantly changing as we rescue and restore new pieces daily, however we specialize in the following six categories: