How much does old barn wood sell for?

$4.00 to $6.00 Sq. Ft.

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Salvaged Barn Materials

The following is a price list of salvaged barn materials. We typically deal in larger orders and are able to give a quantity discount depending on what you are ordering. All of our beams and vintage woods are reclaimed antique lumber and by no means new. The color variations, wain, notches, mortise / peg / nail holes in beams, size and density variation, are all colmon characteristics of vintage lumber. Prices are subject to some change, based on availability and quantity.

BARN FLOORING (as is) 2” to 3” thick

Depending on quality, species, and thickness

$5.00 to $8.00 Bd. Ft.

BARN SIDING

Depending on quality, typically 1” x 12”

$4.00 to $6.00 Sq. Ft.

Depending on quality and widths

$12.00 Sq. Ft.

MUSHROOM WOOD (mushroom house, re-claimed board stock)

1” X 8” X 12’

$6.00 Sq. Ft. (brushed clean both sides)

RE-SAWN LUMBER

Rough, no surfacing, or straight edge, wire brushing, or milling

CHESTNUT

$9.00 Bd. Ft.

$8.00 Bd. Ft.

WHITE OAK

$9.00 Bd. Ft.

RED OAK

$7.00 Bd. Ft.

$6.00 Bd. Ft.

FLOOR JOISTS

Sawn material

3” x 6”

$7.00 / Run Ft.

3” x 7”, 3” x 8”

$8.00 / Run Ft.

3” x 9”, 3” x 10”

$10.00 / Run Ft.

3” x 12”

$11.00 / Run Ft.

BARN LOG FLOOR JOISTS

Hewn flat on two surfaces

$4.00 Bd. Ft.

JOIST AND RAFTER SYSTEMS

Center beam with mortised floor joists

Priced individually

Rafter system with fork and toung joinery

Priced individually

CHESTNUT BEAMS

3” x 5”, 4” x 4”, 3” x 6” Hand Hewn

$10.00 / Run Ft.

5” x 5” , 6” x 6”, 7” x 7” Hand Hewn

$16.50 / Run Ft.

5” x 5”, 6” x 6”, 7” x 7” Sawn

$15.00 / Run Ft.

BEAMS – ALL SPECIES (except Chestnut)

3” x 5”, 4” x 4”, 3” x 6” Hand Hewn, Sawn

$8.00 / Run Ft.

5” x 5”, 6” x 6”, 7” x 7” Hand Hewn

$15.00 / Run Ft.

5” x 5”, 6” x 6”, 7” x 7” Sawn

$12.00 / Run Ft.

8” x 8”, 9” x 9” Hand Hewn

$4.50 Bd. Ft.

8” x 8”, 9” x 9” Sawn

$4.00 Bd. Ft.

8” x 10”, 10” x 10”, 12” x 12” Hand Hewn

$4.50 Bd. Ft.

8” x 10”, 10” x 10”, 12” x 12” Sawn

$4.00 Bd. Ft.

20 Ft. to 30 Ft. Extra

$5.00 / Run Ft.

30 Ft. to 40 Ft. Extra

$10.00 / Bd. Ft.

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A large cupola that's enough to hold people inside is typically called a belvedere.

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A cupola is a hollow frame that protrudes up from the roof of a building. If that evokes the picture of an upside-down cup, you’d be right on track, as cupola comes from the Latin word “cupula”, which itself means “small cup”. Cupolas often have pointy roofs and windows or vents on the sides. Cupolas are produced in a variety of shapes and sizes but are commonly square or hexagonal and much smaller than the structure to which they’re attached. Large and extravagant cupolas have appeared throughout the world in some of the world’s greatest buildings and are often dome-shaped and large enough to provide the most distinctive facets of a building. Cupolas may serve a variety of purposes, but they’re primarily used to add aesthetic appeal to the structure they garnish.