Redwood Barn Siding

These barns were built on the Eel River and Humboldt Bay bottoms in the late 1800s and early 1900s from fine grained Eel River redwood.  They were no longer functional when the owners contacted us to dismantle them so that the old growth material could still be used in a new application.  The barn boards come in various widths (from 8" to 14" , but mainly 1x12) and have coloration that varies from silver to lichen-covered green. 

These are past projects and most of the material from these barns has been sold. We are continuing to dismantle barns like these. Please check for current inventory of stock on hand.

South side of the Bansen Barn	North side of the Bansen Barn	Interior 1x in the Regli Barn
South side of the Regli Barn, Close-up	South side of the Regli Barn	East side of the Regli Barn

We also salvaged the barn timbers, mainly 6x6 and 6x8 and larger, as well as the corrugated metal roofing. By taking extra time and care in dismantling these historic and antique structures, we are able to preserve these reclaimed materials for future generations. The wood is often used for interior panelling, fireplace mantles, outdoor applications and furniture, as well as exterior siding, picture frames, planter boxes, bird houses and other unique products.