Reclaimed Barn Brown Board

Reclaimed barn brown board comes from the interior of historic Midwestern barns, where it was naturally sheltered from the elements and has retained its rich, warm brown tones. These boards were originally used for roof decking, flooring, and interior walls in spaces such as grain rooms and corn cribs, where durability and strength were essential.

Because barn construction varied by region and era, brown boards are available in a wide range of sizes. Thicknesses typically range from 1 to 3 inches, with widths spanning from 3 inches up to 30 inches, depending on the original structure. The wood shows natural aging, saw marks, and surface character developed over decades of agricultural use.

Customers repurpose reclaimed brown board for accent walls, furniture, cabinetry, shelving, solid-wood flooring, countertops, bar tops, and other custom applications where warmth and authenticity matter. Species are not definitively identified, allowing the natural character and performance of the wood to guide its use rather than a label.

Each piece of reclaimed brown board offers a unique combination of history, durability, and timeless appeal–making it a versatile choice for both residential and professional projects.