Reclaimed Painted Barnwood Siding

Found throughout the United States, but most often in Pennsylvania, reclaimed painted wood siding is from historic barns that are painted painted red or white, in most cases. The look of a faded, chalky, even flaking painted board lends itself wonderfully to an antique, yet artistic project. Painted planks can be reused as exterior siding or interior paneling. They can even be used for one-of-a-kind bars, signage or exposed ceilings.

Painted barn siding features both painted fronts and brown board backs. Reclaimed siding from barns is not uniform and, in a typical “batch” of painted planking, you can expect to find a range of color shades. The boards come in random widths and lengths.