If you know of buildings that are set to be demolished in your area, there's always a chance you'll be able to take some of the lumber. Try contacting the owner of the property to see if you can buy—or even take for free, since they might just want it to go—the lumber from them post-demolition.
Your bedroom is your escape, let it reflect who are and what you love! Our reclaimed barn siding is the perfect way to add the country to a 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.
All reclaimed barn wood is not the same. Buying wood that is "straight off the barn" can lead to problems with bugs, mold, moisture, and lead-based paint, all of which we thoroughly process and inspect our barn siding for. You will not get any harmful contaminants or by-products in your home or business from our barn siding.
Do you want to know more about barn wood than just the traditional? We offer many other products such as antique beams and reclaimed floor, among others.
Each piece of reclaimed wood from barns is unique. It's possible to get pests, mold and moisture from wood purchased straight off the barn. This is why our barn siding is thoroughly inspected and processed. Our barn siding won't leave any residues or harmful contaminants in your home.
Barn wood can be used for any DIY or professional project.
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Buying directly from our mill also gives you more choices in wood species, cut, and size, ensuring you get the wood to your specifications. Plus, we source locally harvested wood — perfect for farmhouse styles and many other applications — and are committed to protecting natural resources, so you can help support local vendors and take care of our world by buying reclaimed wood from our Dallas, TX, company.
Homeowners, interior designers, architects, and businesses alike can buy reclaimed wood from us whether they are located in Dallas, TX, or one of the following cities:
Whether you wish to create a traditional workspace or infuse modern country vibes into your home, you can achieve your goals with reclaimed wood from Trinity Valley Floors. Order high-quality and sustainable products online or get in touch with our knowledgeable staff for more information.
Be careful. There are many people out there who want to make a quick buck by selling salvaged wooden. Be suspicious of dealers who don't guarantee their products, who have prices that are unrealistic compared to other bids, and who lack of professionalism--like shoddy paperwork or improper billing.
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Many lumber distribution chains are lengthy and complex, increasing the customer's final cost. When you buy directly from a Texas mill like ours, the middleman is eliminated and costs are kept low. Wholesale prices are available to our customers, which means that they can spend more on other items, such as the light fixtures that showcase the intricate details of the wood flooring designs.
Directly buying from our mill gives you more options for wood species, cut, size, and ensures you get the wood you need. Our Dallas, TX company also sources locally harvested wood, making it ideal for farmhouse styles and other applications. We are also committed to protecting natural resource and supporting local vendors.
Reclaimed wood can be purchased by homeowners, architects, interior designers and businesses in Dallas, TX or any other city.
A few national dealers and local shops can be found by searching the Internet or in a phone directory.
But be careful. You don't want to make a quick sale of salvaged wood. Be suspicious of dealers who don't guarantee their products, who have prices that are unrealistic compared to other bids, and who lack of professionalism--like shoddy paperwork or improper billing.
It is important to ensure that you get wood that has been properly treated. You should have your dealer agree to clean the wood and use a metal detector for identifying hidden nails. The wood likely will be cut from a large beam, planed and--this is critical--kiln-dried.
Oak and Maple
We drill out the holes with a 5/8″ drill bit and fill the holes with 5/8″ dowell – this is the first step in the finishing process.
We only have Oak and Maple but occasionally we find Hickory and Mahogany