This page will show off some of the most recent projects we have worked on the last few months. We will try to refresh the pictures every once in awhile. What you will see is a collage of work in progress. It might not be perfect. It might be a little dusty, but if you let your imagination run free you can see how we transform a rough pile of boards into artistic treasures.
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Mixed Idaho barnwood in 1 3/4" thick octagon table top with a steel base. |
| Do you want to know something exciting about these doors? They are going make somebody very happy, but it is kind of a secret. You will have to stay tuned to ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to find out what lucky family gets to enjoy these barn door sliders lovingly made with historic Idaho barn wood. |
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Here are a couple options of doors that we now stock for your convenience. These make great authentic slabs to be used as barn door sliders and track hardware. There are available in 36, 42, 48" widths up to 8' tall. Check out our FAQ page for more information. |
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Two separate skip sanded oak exterior doors. Both 2 1/4" frames with 1 1/4 foam core panels. Left door is 30 x 84" with just two panels, and right door is three panels and 42" wide. This is a variation of a door we keep in stock that you can see more about on our FAQ page. We modified our stock 3 panel door that is 42 x 96" to fit this customer's existing openings. |
| Is that a HUGE DOOR or just a LITTLE MAN? One may not put this door on their dollhouse closet. Slightly on the large side at 2 1/4" thick, 7' 2" wide, and 9' 2" tall this slider makes a statement. Engineered to stay stable and achieve the look the customer wanted, we were still able to make an oversized door yet keep the weight manageable. The frame is solid wood, the panels are 1/4" veneer over foam core, and the door only weighs 225 pounds. We are anxious to see how this reclaimed wood door looks mounted on the barn door track hardware. |
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This barn door slider was built very similar to the one above. It is 2 1/4" thick made out of a pine/fir mix with a skip sanded texture. The three flat panels have the grain direction going horizontal. This door does not have a finish on it, whereas the one above has a clear satin coat. |
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Interior oak door. These were manufactured using reclaimed fence boards off of Kentucky horse farms. Generally we machine and sand this kind of wood more heavily so it tends to not have the skip sanded appearance with the mixed texture showing. It still definitely looks interesting and reclaimed, but it is different than our normal skip sanded oak. |
| Reclaimed chestnut with copper panel insert. This custom designed door was made exactly to the specifications provided by the customer. It is a beautiful durable exterior door. The 2 1/4" frame surrounds the 1 1/4" thick panels that have a cozy (keep the winter out) foam core. This copper panel insert just shows that we can add anything you like to customize the door. |
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| Pair of sliding barn doors- Each door is 2" x 48" x 101". These doors shown are currently unfinished and done with are random skip sanded reclaimed oak. The panels are 1 1/4' overall with a foam core, which makes these very large hardwood doors surprisingly light. |
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Interior skip sanded oak door package. This is mixed texture and mixed oak species. The braces are applied over a 3/4 solid wood panel. |
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Here is a door we try to keep in stock for barn door/ sliding track applications. At 1 3/4" thick, 42" wide, and 84" tall it makes an impressive statement, yet has much versatility. Use one or as many as you like mounted on the flat track hardware; this is our most popular request. This particular door is made from reclaimed barn wood pine and fir with an engineered recycled content core. The panels are rusty galvanized metal over a foam core and triple pane glacier glass. You can choose multiple panel options. In the two wood panel with the 6 lite triple pane glacier glass this door is delivered anywhere in the lower 48 for $1900 each with additional discounts for multiple items. |
| Barn door sliders with rusty galvanized metal panels and applied brace. These were left original full rough grey texture. Machined edges are stained grey to match. |
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These doors are perfectly flat yet still maintain the original barn wood grey texture. All material is done with 1/4" thick veneers to maintain consistent tolerances. This customer chose to leave the original rough texture and the doors will not be sanded. If you really want an authentic barn door look this one option that you could consider. |
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Here is a flush plank door built with random width skip sanded pine/ fir barn lumber. The dimensions are 1 7/8" x 48" x 7' 8". It will have some neat glass put in the opening and be divided into a six lite pattern and then mounted on sliding track hardware. The flush plank door package is usually our most affordable option. This flush plank style has lots of options to mount hardware and wood braces for decoration on the surface. One can cut any number of patterns into it for glass, too. It makes for a large impressive sliding / barn door application. |
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Low E insulated glass, 6 lite, true divided lite, 2 1/4" thick overall frame, 1 1/4" foam core panel, reclaimed skip sanded oak exterior door. |
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This is a 4 lite antique glass skip sanded reclaimed oak door with sidelite. We are starting to stock this door in a 36" x 80" size ready for immediate shipment. Prices for this door slab start at $1900 delivered anywhere in the lower 48. Quantity discounts will lower that price. Please see our FAQ page for more pricing information on this door. It is available in Pine/ Fir or Oak. We usually do not stock any items, but this is a common size. It is our most frequently requested item. The intended application is for an exterior door, but is could be used as an interior or a sliding barn door slab also. |
| Here is the same door as above except done in Idaho barnwood mix of pine and fir with a nine lite simulated grid. Please see our FAQ page for more information on the pricing of this door. We try to keep this 1 3/4" x 36" x 80" door slab in stock. |
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| Here is a queen bed under construction. It will be a platform bed with no box springs. |
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Blanket chests under construction. They are made with barn floor boards; this pine naturally takes on unique patinas that can not be duplicated with stains. The natural wood is amazingly beautiful. |
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This is a delivery of barnwood paneling to be used as exterior and interior siding. It was machined on three sides and left orginal grey on the face. |
| We called this the "kitchen sink" floor! Every kind of mixed hardwood was used including oak, ash, cherry, elm, hickory, maple, walnut, chestnut, and who knows what else. This picture is during the install. Isn't it beautiful? We send this out as an engineered product with no finish on it, but it is pre-sanded. The widths varied from 4" to 8 3/4" wide on the face. It comes in 10' lengths. |
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Here is the above floor under construction in the shop. |
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Here is the inside of a round top door with true divided lite glass panels. The lower panel has a foam core in it. We selected clear veritical grain fir. |
| This is the outside of the CVG fir insulated Low E glass doors. Notice it has slightly more discoloration and texture? These doors were 2 1/4" thick. |
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Small sample door made with pickle wood. It has very deep and engaging colors. This side shows an applied molding option. |
| Sanding veneers for a mixed hardwood engineered reclaimed wood floor. |
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3 flat, foam filled panel exterior door. Made 2 1/4" thick from reclaimed oak that was skip sanded. |
| This is beauty and the beast in one! Chestnut, 2 1/4" thick, 6' 2" wide, 7' 4" tall, v groove panels- to be mounted on sliding barn door track using authentic antique rollers. |
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Assembling apron and legs for coffee table. |
| One side to double french doors with half glass. This is a pine and fir mix that was skip sanded. |
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These legs go to the monstrous trestle table below. That table has a top that is 2.5" thick x 46" wide x 10' long. The whole package weighs nearly 500 pounds. |
| 53' shipping container for kiln and hot box. |
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58" wide door with single panel and X brace. This picture shows it partially finished with oil. |
| Two panel weathered oak doors with a skip sand. |
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Oak doors during crate assembly for shipping. |
| What, Not reclaimed lumber!? Here is a batch of new Clear Vertical Grain Fir Engineered Flooring getting sent out to do the last step of tongue and groove on the moulder. |
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| Parts to an octagon table. This was 2 3/4" thick top, 6' diameter with an octagon pedestal table base-- all done in reclaimed lumber that was fully sanded down. |
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