Reclaimed Timber Near Me Dallas
Your bedroom is your sanctuary. Let it reflect you and what you love. Reclaimed barn siding adds country charm to your plan wall.
You have more options in wood species, cuts, and sizes when you buy directly from the mill. This ensures that you receive the wood exactly as you want it. We source wood from local sources, which is great for farmhouse designs and other uses. Additionally, we are committed to conserving natural resources. You can also help support local vendors by purchasing reclaimed wood from our Dallas company.
Another option is to visit architectural salvage yards. These businesses sell far more than reclaimed wooden products. In terms of materials, these businesses can offer hardware, stained glasses, lighting and furniture made from reclaimed material. Old House Online lists all the architectural salvage stores in each state. However, here are a few to look at:
Your bedroom is your sanctuary. Let it reflect you and what you love. Reclaimed barn siding adds country charm to your plan wall.
Dallas Barn Wood is the place to go for your reclaimed barn wood and barn siding needs. We are the most-trusted and largest supplier of quality reclaimed barn siding in the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Come visit our showroom to see why our reclaimed barn wood is head and shoulders above the rest.
We’re proud to say that we have the largest selection of reclaimed wood in the area. Our reclaimed barn wood is perfect for mantels, flooring, beams, and barn siding. Your vision is our vision. We will work together with your plans and help make suggestions to finding you the right wood for your project.
Reclaimed wood adds character to your space and is unique because of its rich history, dry-aged surface patina, oils, and unique markings. Our customers have a wide range of aesthetics, from Rustic to Farmhouse to Traditional to Modern. We often hear from them that their floors are often the first thing people notice or comment on.
The trees most commonly harvested were between 100 and 400 year old. They grew naturally slowly and naturally without fertilizers. They were able to withstand droughts and floods which resulted in tighter grain and more dense resins. Reclaimed wood is also superior than newly harvested lumber.