My friends’ 1840’s barn collapsed in a storm, and where some folks saw a junk pile…
I saw a gold mine.
From A Collapsed Barn to Heirloom Pieces
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"Practical 2-Shelf Table"
38”L x 19”W x 17”H
After spending many fruitless hours online looking for the ideal coffee table for his needs, Ron M. of Louisville, KY, found the solution: “Mack understood my needs precisely, and crafted a handsome table from reclaimed barn wood. It was an easy collaboration that resulted in just what I needed,” namely, shelves for TV remotes, writing materials, newspapers, etc.Sold
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"Rustic 4-Hook Coatrack"
36″W x33″H x 5″D 18 lbs
Kentucky sawmills in the 1840’s were powerful enough to shape the solid oak barn rafters forming the frame of this piece, but the big blades of the period inevitably wobbled and left semi-circular ridges that lends them character to modern eyes. The “birdsmouth” or bird beak notches were hand-hewn to fit snuggly over the beams holding up the roof. The horizontal planks are roof battens to which the (probable) tin roof was nailed.$350
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"Rustic 3-Hook Coatrack"
41″W x33″H x 8″D 20 lbs
Kentucky sawmills in the 1840’s were powerful enough to shape the solid oak barn rafters forming the frame of this piece, but the big blades of the period inevitably wobbled and left semi-circular ridges that lends them character to modern eyes. The horizontal planks are roof battens to which the (probable) tin roof was nailed.$350
If you have an idea for a custom piece, please get in touch. I can build to your desired dimensions and work with practically any budget. Check back often to see my latest creations. Stay safe, and I hope to hear from you.