Reclaimed wood

[Bugle]

Anyone know of a good source for reclaimed wood. My son-in-law wants me to help him build a display box for an antique shotgun. I'm thinking old barn siding, flooring, etc.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jeff]

These folks are near Pittsboro and they're very nice to work with. I'm guessing that you don't need a lot of lumber and they can probably help you mix and match for your design. Then again, you may not want reclaimed pine. ?????

http://www.heartwoodpine.com

 

[wooduser]

Try the Reuse Warehouse 1400 Easr Geer in Durham. They have old siding as well as all types of salvaged building materials.

 

[Charlottend]

It's a bit further of a hike but there's a local store in Charlotte that has tons of domestic reclaimed wood, including beautiful but expensive 300 yr old French oak.

 

[golfdad]

Another vote for the Reuse Store.....no that far from Apex

 

[W Burton]

Brian, do you have any contact info for this place? Might be worth checking out next time I am in that area.

Bill

It's a bit further of a hike but there's a local store in Charlotte that has tons of domestic reclaimed wood, including beautiful but expensive 300 yr old French oak.

 

[Charlottend]

We bought from Jim at www.copeandstick.com. They're a few miles north of Uptown Charlotte.

 

[Tarhead]

Always multiple options in the "Free" section of Craigslist. Stay away from old pressure treated pine and deal with lead paint before sanding/scraping. If you are dealing with pallets use the ones with an "HT" stamp on them.
https://raleigh.craigslist.org/zip/6029306075.html

 

[KenOfCary]

There is a restore in Fuquay next to the Tractor Supply. Might want to check there.

 

[MarkE]

If you haven't found what you need yet, just saw this on Raleigh CL.

https://raleigh.craigslist.org/mat/6015677495.html

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I just took down a tobacco pack house and have a nice supply of barn wood. This tobacco pack house was over 100 years old according to the owners. I have some 2x8 and 2x6 pine that is very heavy and in great shape. This is old pine rough cut. This was a two story tobacco pack house and these were the joist and rafters. Length's are from nine foot to sixteen foot. Prices are $1.25 per running foot for the 2x6 and $1.50 per running foot for the 2x8. For more information PLEASE CALL
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[Tom from Clayton]

You might try http://www.revientllc.com in Wilksboro.