Antique agricultural timbers are reclaimed from a variety of barns, granaries, storage buildings, and other rural structures. They can be as challenging as they are extraordinary. In addition to their hand-hewn or sawn surfaces, they often have original mortise pockets, tenons, peg holes, insect marks, checking, and knots.
Typical Species:
- Ash
- Elm
- Maple
- Beech
- Hickory
- Oak
- White Pine
- Hemlock
- Douglas fir