Our wood is reclaimed from barns around Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin typically built in the late 1800's to early 1900's. All furniture is built locally by an experienced and meticulous craftsman who builds each piece like it was our own. We use the best wood joining techniques, and finishing processes. Our furniture is built to last, and pass down from generation to generation.
We have a large variety of reclaimed wood including siding, 2", 3", hardwoods, softwoods, beams, flooring, fireplace mantels and tin for all your DIY projects.
We have a large variety of reclaimed wood including siding, 2", 3", hardwoods, softwoods, beams, flooring, fireplace mantels and tin for all your DIY projects.
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We are excited to announce that we have partnered with a cabinet maker to build the carcasses for our vanities, locker systems, and dressers.
You can now have the best of both worlds - Quality cabinets wrapped in reclaimed/barn wood.
We will still offer the more cost effective construction method of building the frame using 2x4's.
You can now have the best of both worlds - Quality cabinets wrapped in reclaimed/barn wood.
We will still offer the more cost effective construction method of building the frame using 2x4's.
Most reclaimed wood is old growth wood and was harvested at a time when the trees grew slowly.
Slow growth means a tight, dense grain.
Simply put, reclaimed woods offer superior quality and durability that you can't find in today's market.
One of the main reasons we love reclaimed wood is its character.
The nail holes, bolt holes, worming, staining, checking, knots; all of these natural and man-made imperfections add to the character of reclaimed wood.
With everything that reclaimed wood has to offer (age, quality, originality, stability, etc.), perhaps the greatest selling point is its incomparable beauty.
Slow growth means a tight, dense grain.
Simply put, reclaimed woods offer superior quality and durability that you can't find in today's market.
One of the main reasons we love reclaimed wood is its character.
The nail holes, bolt holes, worming, staining, checking, knots; all of these natural and man-made imperfections add to the character of reclaimed wood.
With everything that reclaimed wood has to offer (age, quality, originality, stability, etc.), perhaps the greatest selling point is its incomparable beauty.
The Wood Shed uses reclaimed barn beams to craft one-of-a-kind rustic fireplace mantels.
We offer a large variety of hand hewn and rough sawn mantels in many species, shapes and sizes.
Some of the species we carry are Pine, Oak, White Oak, Douglas Fir, and Red Elm.
We are always getting new wood in, please contact us if you are looking for a specific species.
Timbers that were created by hand using only an axe.
Some mantels date back hundreds of years.
Hand Hewn mantels retain the history, rustic character, and charm that cannot be replicated.
We offer a large variety of hand hewn and rough sawn mantels in many species, shapes and sizes.
Some of the species we carry are Pine, Oak, White Oak, Douglas Fir, and Red Elm.
We are always getting new wood in, please contact us if you are looking for a specific species.
Timbers that were created by hand using only an axe.
Some mantels date back hundreds of years.
Hand Hewn mantels retain the history, rustic character, and charm that cannot be replicated.
We offer unfinished ready to ship mantels that can typically ship within 3-5 days, or we offer a finishing option at $15 per foot.
Finished mantels typically ship within 5-7 days.
All mantels are custom cut length to fit your space.
Most of our products come from old barns, graineries, cabins or corn cribs around Minnesota and Wisconsin.
We invite customers out to our workshop so they can view all the wood options, pick their wood boards, go over design ideas, details, and options.
Finished mantels typically ship within 5-7 days.
All mantels are custom cut length to fit your space.
Most of our products come from old barns, graineries, cabins or corn cribs around Minnesota and Wisconsin.
We invite customers out to our workshop so they can view all the wood options, pick their wood boards, go over design ideas, details, and options.
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