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This remodeled basement was built for fun by Ebcom Basements using reclaimed, antique barnwood and corrugated tin to create unique design touches.

Reclaimed barnwood lends weathered appeal to a custom vanity cabinet.

Shiplapped walls made from reclaimed barnwood coordinate nicely with this wood and iron railing. The posts are crafted from reclaimed white pine and the top rails are reclaimed chestnut.

Custom bypass pantry doors made with reclaimed wood add warmth and rustic charm to this kitchen. Countertop made using reclaimed oak threshing.

This pool house was built with incredible vision and meticulous attention to detail. Our customer brought his dream to life using an abundance of reclaimed materials to ensure that the pool house addition looked as though it had been there as long as the main house,...

This fantastic combined wine cellar and office space was created using multiple reclaimed materials. Horizontal brownboard on the walls compliment the reclaimed floor joists and brownboard shelving.

A great use for antique softwood 4×6’s. These reclaimed timbers add texture to this beautiful bathroom remodel.

The multi-use tavern table is made from reclaimed antique white pine flooring. Salvaged from the attics of antique homes, this pine was given another life as a table that transforms into a bench.

Our shiplapped barn wood paneling adds even more warmth to this cozy room. These reclaimed barn boards vary in color and texture adding dimension and a rustic feel to the space. Milled with a shiplapped edge for easy installation.

Sturdy oak threshing, otherwise known as original barn flooring, was the perfect material for this garage. Installing the flooring on a diagonal adds visual interest and movement to compliment these antique cars perfectly.

This window seat was created using Hemlock Threshing. A section of a barn's flooring was designated for "threshing" grain with a fail. This process resulted in boards with a great texture and a great story. Normally 2" thick, Threshing is great for bench tops,...

Here is a 14' table that was built by Zarza Inc. for The Dubliner On The Delaware (formerly Mother's Restaurant) in New Hope, PA. This "Timber Table" was built using reclaimed barn lumber purchased at JC Woodworking. The table top is biscuit joined and glued. The...

Meticulously built by the owner, this cabin is exactly the type of project we love! Wide, sturdy reclaimed oak threshing boards were used as floor planks on this welcoming porch. The owner used antique pumpkin pine flooring, quaker board and brown board to decorate...

A great place to visit is Max's on Broad Street, a  a Belgian cuisine restaurant in downtown Richmond, Virginia.  French wine, Belgium Beer and a welcoming atmosphere warmed by J.C. Woodworking's reclaimed lumber. — Explore the Store — Our inventory of antiques,...

This amazing home was built over the course of the last twenty years by the Boyle Family.  It is a combination of their two architectural loves:  Tudor style and timber framed.  They came to us part way through the process to find wood that would finish the outside...

That MeetBall Place used thousands of feet of reclaimed wood from our Bloomsburg Barn to create this beautiful Meet and Greet spot in Patchogue, N.Y. Their delicious signature dishes paired with the warm ambience of antique barn wood make for a great meeting place! —...

This hand hewn oak cabin was created specifically to the customer's specifications using hand hewn logs. Mushroom board was used for its gable ends and outhouse. The interior flooring features antique white pine and the porch flooring is made of yellow pine. Its hand...

This barn dates back to the mid 1800's and was the hay barn on the Foreman Farm in Montgomery County, PA.  It is made of primarily quartersawn oak with outstandingly beautiful markings in the beams. The original barn measured 30' x 40' with an extra bay added probably...

Reclaimed oak finds new life as sturdy, rustic and inviting dining tables.

Horizontal reclaimed barn siding adds warmth and texture to the accent wall in the HubBub Coffee Shop.

This beautiful stone farmhouse is located in Bucks County, PA. The homeowners wanted an addition, but wanted to keep it historically accurate. We found 4000 ft of beautiful white pine grainary boards and they used that in combination with hand hewn oak beams and...

From barn to concert hall! The owners of the Spirit Tree Inn, in Patagonia, AZ purchased an 1800's barn from Central Pennsylvania from us in 2007.  We sent the barn to AZ, had it rebuilt for what was originally going to be a working farm/barn.  However, the barn has...

TRAGEDY TO RETREAT:  We were thrilled to hear that one of our clients finished a beautiful home that was featured in the August 2010 edition of Timber Home Living.  The article, "A Faithful Retreat" featured the home of Bill and Kris Krizner.  In 2007, the Krizners...

The beams in this beautiful home in Maine were salvaged from a late 1800’s barn in Berks County, PA.  Maine Post and Beam created a magnificent timber frame inside an existing seaside home.

We are very excited to have been a part of the "Docks to Doorways" Project in Augusta, Maine.   The Docks to Doorways is an educational program aiming to raise environmental and ecological awareness for property owners, boaters and nature lovers on and near Belgrade...