Sliding Barn Doors are a great way to add a rustic touch to your home and no matter your style, we can help you design a piece that is not only one of a kind but also a perfect fit in your home. Each door is custom sized, priced and made to your specifications and we make sure to go through each detail with you.
We construct our barn doors from both reclaimed and classic plank materials and can finish, or unfinished, to your specifications as well. Check out our sliding barn door gallery or come by our showroom to see the many options available. Clicking Here will bring you to the Contact Us page for directions as well as other contact methods for getting a custom quote.
To get you a personalized quote you’ll need to know what type of material you’d like the door to be made from (See our selection of Barn Siding for reclaimed options, and our Classic Pine Selection for new wood) along with the dimensions, and design. We offer a selection of House Designs but can custom make your door to your specifications.
Stile and Rail Build from Reclaimed Faded Red Barnboard with Iron Bar Window Details
This Reclaimed Sliding Barn Door is made from a great load of roofboards. The Chestnut has such great grain and the reclaimed coloring of the roofboards are just beautiful.
By mixing species this reclaimed sliding barn door blends the unique grain pattern and coloring of both the brown barnboard and the reclaimed roofboard materials.
Single Panel Build from Reclaimed Faded Red Barnboard with a Double Half Z-Brace Design
Single Panel build from Reclaimed Roofboard with Half X-Brace Design with Arched Top Rail Detail
Double Panel build from Reclaimed Homestead, backed on Eastern White Pine with Picture Horizontal Panels and a Picture Frame Design
Single Panel build from Faded Red Barnboards with Picture Frame Design
Double Panel build from Reclaimed Roofboards, Diagonal Pattern with Picture Frame Design
This Overlay Style Barn Door is constructed using reclaimed roofboards which gives it extra character.
This trio of reclaimed sliding barn doors show the range of color variation in the barnboard material.
This sliding barn door is made of reclaimed roofboard material for a rustic appearance.
Our Reclaimed Beam Annex is home to many pieces that are often used as mantles, decorative “faux” design, or shelving. While some of these reclaimed beams are hand hewn, others are sawn, but each has it’s own unique color, texture and design. Along with the look, the origin of each beam is unique and has shaped it to look the way it does. While those taken from reclaimed barns will have a more rustic, used feel; beams restored from old factory or industrial buildings will be able to finish with cleaner lines and a smoother texture. We carry lengths fro, 3 to 30′ and widths that go up to 12″ in thickness. Below are a few from our 450+ inventory of these incredible pieces of history!
Reclaimed Pine Beams make beautiful Mantel Pieces.
We stock a variety of reclaimed beams in different sizes and shapes
No matter what you’re looking for we have a reclaimed barn beam that will work for your space.
Browse these Antique Reclaimed Beams by strolling through the many rows of the beam annex.
We currently have a selection of Reclaimed Heart Pine Slabs available.
Reclaimed Wood comes in many forms. These Reclaimed Beams are great for Mantels, Floating Shelves, and other rustic accents.
If you are interested in these or any others on our inventory please don’t hesitate to call our showroom. Remember that color doesn’t translate perfectly through digital pictures so we encourage each of you to come on out, see our inventory, and choose your own individual piece.
View our Contact Us page for address and to get driving directions. Or call us at (603) 673-4549 to speak with a sales associate!
Our Millwork Shop can not only build beautiful reclaimed furniture but having this facility on site also allows for us to offer custom, handmade stair treads to go with your custom flooring order. We can do a full stair case or simply one step to help you transition to the next room.
Reclaimed Oak Stair Treads, Handrails, and Newel Posts
We glue up our treads from the same wide plank material, ensuring a consistent look and added integrity. We can pre-finish the treads here or we can provide you with a fully assembled tread, ready to be finished in place, along with the rest of your unfinished flooring. These treads can be ordered to match any of our Classic Plank or Reclaimed Plank Flooring options.
To place an order or to provide you with a quote we do need a few details and measurements;
Specie and Grade
Finished Thickness
Finished Depth (Including overhang)
Width (Inside Dimension of Staircase)
Dual Returns, No Returns, Left or Right Hand Returns
Finished/Unfinished
Contact Us to begin this process. We are also always willing to work with your builder, contractor or finish carpenter to ensure that each specification is precisely met. Stairs can be a daunting task and we understand the need for exact measurements and clear communication.
From handrails and balusters to scotia and other custom mouldings, we are able to run these profiles from any type of reclaimed or classic plank material to match your new custom flooring. Pictured below are a few examples of what we have available.
Classic Eastern White Pine Stair Treads
Reclaimed Oak Stair Treads, Handrails, and Newel Posts
Kendall Road Stair Treads
Reclaimed Oak Handrail.
Custom Baseboards, Scotia, Crown Mouldings and more are displayed in our Lumber Barn
Contact Us to let us know how we can help you with your custom stair case.
We keep a selection of our reclaimed barn board material available for sale as is in our Lumber Barn. These boards are sorted for color and size, being categorized as either:
Age and character is what these pieces are all about. Nail holes, actual nails and color variation can be found in these pieces.
Nothing says New England like a red barn and that’s where this paneling comes from. Exterior paneling with the original paint, aged to perfection.
We actively try to maintain a few hundred square feet of reclaimed brown barn board in our racks.
This view from above shows the variety of stock we keep on hand.
We stock Reclaimed Wood in a variety of thicknesses, sizes and colors.
These pieces are usually S1S2E, +/-5/8″ Thickness and are useful for accent paneling, DIY projects, Shelving and what ever else your creativity can come up with.
Stock for Reclaimed Tables
For Reclaimed Tables and other projects requiring a thicker stock we do keep small selection of Joist Stock which was originally sawn to 2″ thickness but has, over time settled to a thickness somewhere between 1 1/2″-1 3/4″ Thickness. These pieces are also random in width and length and vary in color as well as specie. Our racks are categorized into
Mixed Red and White Oak
Mixed Softwoods
We keep these racks stocked with 2x stock to be used as furniture stock. This is the same reclaimed oak, softwood and chestnut we make our custom reclaimed furniture from.
Stock does rotate regularly so please Contact Us for availability.
Reclaimed Long Leaf Heart Pine – Reclaimed Oak Detail – Painted Poplar Farmhouse Style Base
This Reclaimed Dining Table is a one of a kind piece from the grain and patina of the Reclaimed Heart Pine to the added detail of the Reclaimed Oak. The base is a beautiful contrast to the wood grain top and creates just the right contrast. Top is finished with a Satin Sheen Tung Oil Finish.
This Square Top table is made from reclaimed oak, giving it color and patina not found in new material. The base is hand assembled from Industrial Style Pipe to give it a more masculine feel.
The reclaimed softwoods used to manufacture this table are a mix of pine, hemlock, and maybe even some douglas fir. The material is sanded smooth and stained with a light stain and finish of your choice.
This Coffee table would make a great accent piece in any living or sitting room with it’s traditional design and simple structure. The top and base are made from a mix of red and white reclaimed oak and are finished with a durable Satin Sheen Tung Oil Finish, your table can be finished with the color and finish of your choice.
Reclaimed Oak – Industrial Pipe Base – Reclaimed Brownboard Shelf – Order Yours!
This Coffee table would make a great accent piece in any living room. The added shelf gives an extra place to store those photo albums, magazines, or children’s toys to leave a great surface that can stay clean and organized.
Please Contact Us or call our showroom at (603) 673-4549 for Availability!
This table is a great shape and perfect size for you game room, home bar, or even small kitchen space. Made from reclaimed oak the character and patina of the pieces contain great variation in color, while maintaining a relatively smooth texture.
*Can be customized to your specifications*
Please Contact Us or call our showroom at (603) 673-4549 for Availability!
Homesteading involves using readily available materials and innovation to piecemeal together a complete picture, which is exactly what these pieces do as they come together to create a complete look. The Reclaimed Homestead Paneling is a bold mix of our reclaimed Brown Barnboard, Weathered Grey Paneling, Reclaimed Roofboard and Faded Red and White Barnboard. This wall covering gives the best that reclaimed has to offer between the texture of the Grey, the character of the roofboards, and the pop of color from the faded barnboards.
Where our Product Originates
Our Reclaimed Paneling comes from Antique barns, homes and other structures that were weathered over time. Just as the material looks it is pulled from various sources throughout these structures such as interior and exterior walls flooring and roof boards. Boards will be a mixed specie and wear at different levels.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
The Reclaimed Roofboard Paneling is an innovative product developed from a source most throw away. Roofboards sit underneath your shingles and are exposed to the harshest of environments. They are baked in the sun, soaked in the rain, and tested by years of wind and other weather. As roofs are patched and replaced these boards gain their fair share of nail holes which is why you will see enhanced character, color variation, and even some texture. This is the character that gives this paneling a one in a million look.
Where our Product Originates
Our Reclaimed Roofboard Paneling comes from Antique barns, homes and other structures that were weathered over time. Boards can be a mixed specie and wear at different levels.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
All of our Eastern White Pine is purchased from local Northeastern sawmills. We grade using NELMA standard grading rules and carry grades from standard to select. We offer a variety of lengths up to 16′. Our retail bins are always stocked with a vast selection of widths that go up to 20″, and grades available for you to sort and select based on your specific requirements or preferences.
One of our most sought after and best selling pine products is our Premium Eastern White Pine Shiplap. We stock this in unit quantities, as well as board stock that can be pulled from our retail bins. All of our shiplap comes 13/16″ thickness, smooth one face and rough one face and is nominal dimension. Many of our customers use this “barn board” for interior wall accenting or exterior barn siding. We also offer custom prefinishing based on your products’ requirements or specifications.
A new finish technique allows us to offer a rustic feel on a new wood product.
Our Classic Pine Shiplap, finished with a white wash.
We have the ability to supply antique flooring moulder blanks in chestnut, walnut, oak, heart pine, maple and other various species. Our moulder blanks are typically sawn on the 1/2″, kiln dried to 6-8% and are S1S2E to 7/8″ thickness. Lengths are always random but typically no longer than 12′. Widths are typically stock random as well, ranging from 3.5″ – 10.5″. We also supply larger custom pack orders as well. Other widths and lengths are available, please ask your Sales Representative for details!
We stock Primed and Finger Jointed in S4S and Edge and Center Bead profiles. We stock 4/4″ and 5/4″ nominal thicknesses in S4S and 9/16″ in the Edge and Center Bead. In S4S, we stock widths from 3-12″ and in the Edge and Center Bead, we stock 4″ and 6″ widths. We also stock unit quantities as well. Please inquire with a Sales Representative for pricing and availability.
Our Reclaimed Beam Annex is full of over 500 Beams to be used as decorative timbers or mantles. These pieces range in size from 3″ x 3″ to some as large as 12″ x 14″ and range in length from 4 or 5′ to 12′ and longer. Longer lengths in specific dimensions can be hard to find, however because of the network of salvage professionals we are associated with we are able to take orders for specific sizes and lengths. On a daily basis we invite all to come visit our Beam Annex to see the unfinished treasures it is home to.
Reclaimed Beams from old barns, drying shed and other rural structures.
Hewn Marks are Representative of a time when everything was done by hand
More Reclaimed Beams
The Racks in our reclaimed beam annex help to display all for sides of these peices.
Our Reclaimed Beams are accessible and stored under cover.
Just half of our reclaimed beam annex
More reclaimed beams, prior to being stocked in our Reclaimed Beam Annex
Here at Bingham Lumber we can also apply a custom finish to these Reclaimed Beams and decorative pieces to finish off your living or dining room. These beams are then carefully restored and finished by our Bingham team of craftsmen with finishes ranging from stains and top coats to a light sand and cleaning. Please come in to check out our options for custom beams and mantles.
Here are some images from our customers!
Live Edge Beam, Sanded and Finished
Reclaimed Beam Mantel on Stone Fireplace
Reclaimed Live Edge Slabs and Beam
Reclaimed Oak on Stone Fireplace
Dark Stained Reclaimed Beam
Reclaimed Beam Mantel on a Contemporary Fire Place
Reclaimed Beam, Left Natural
Reclaimed Softwood Beam
Also see a small selection of what we have in stock by Clicking Here.
We keep our racks filled with unique pieces for your custom interior or exterior design projects. We have in stock hundreds of board feet in reclaimed live edge material of ash, sassafras, oak, elm, hickory, pine, chestnut and walnut. Many of our customers put a satin oil finish to bring out the natural beauty in each piece and use as a mantle, floating shelf, desk top, bar top and more. We also keep 6/4″ and 8/4″ stock in newly sawn and reclaimed pines and hardwoods for you to pick from for a custom table top or other custom millwork projects. Come pick through the selection as it is always changing and new material comes in often!
Our moulding bins are full of unique and custom options. We stock profiles from crown, band, chair rail, quarter round and more. Our moulding wall shows all of the options we can offer, and if we do not currently stock what you have existing in your home, we can make a custom knife to get you the same profile. We take pride in having the ability to replicate vintage mouldings that are no longer produced today.
Custom Baseboards, Scotia, Crown Mouldings and more are displayed in our Lumber Barn
Here at Bingham Lumber we pride ourselves on our large white pine inventory. Our bins are fully stocked with S4S white pine in widths ranging from 3-12″ widths and 4-16′ lengths. We also stock unit inventory for large quantity orders. All of our S4S pine can be milled into standard or custom profiles and specified grade. We stock a large quantity of 4/4″ nominal stock, however we also have 1/2″, 5/4″ and 8/4″ thicknesses available. Please call or email for pricing and availability as stock changes daily.
In our east section of the Lumber Barn, you will find our vast selection of hardwoods. We stock items such as Poplar, Red Oak, White Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Hickory, Maple and Ash. Other species are also available, as well as thicknesses other than 4/4″. Items are also available in various grades and widths. Please call for current pricing and availability on our hardwood selection.
We also mill a wide selection of Hardwood Flooring and feature a number of Over-Stock Piles in our Lumber Barn, marked down at some great discounts.
At Bingham Lumber we stock many different and sought after pine pattern profiles. We can stock everything from pickwick, v-groove, edge and center bead, gap panel and channel rustic in a premium grade pine. We also mill custom New England Revival beaded profiles. Our stock items do vary from time to time so please call ahead to make sure we have the profiles, widths and sizes you are looking for. Our custom knife shop can create and produce your custom pattern or match your existing profile, if we do not have a stock profile that suits your needs. Please inquire about custom sizes that are not listed.
Custom Ash Edge and Center Bead Paneling n the ceiling
Primed and Finger Jointed Edge ad Center Bead is available through special order
Lumber bins are sorted for grade, length and width.
We stock 6″ and 8″ Edge and Center Bead Paneling in a Prem. Grade EWP
Unfinished Prem. Grade EWP Edge and Center Bead
Premium Eastern White Pine Edge and Center Bead
Channel Rustic Paneling can be found in our lumber bins or run to order.
Premium Eastern White Pine Channel Rustic
Sometimes called Cove Siding Our Novelty can be run to either a shiplap or tongue and groove profileOften referred to as Cove Siding this wood siding is available in many sizes and can be run custom to order.
Premium Eastern White Pine Novetly Shiplap Siding
Pickwick Pine is available in 6″, 8″ and 10″ widths.
The pickwick pine paneling wall in our showroom is stained with a base coat.
Classic Pickwick Paneling
Classic Pine Paneling available in a variety of profiles.
Pickwick Pine Paneling in a Nantucket home.
Premium Eastern White Pine Pickwick Profile
Contact Us with any questions about stock or availability!
Bingham’s workshop is always busy crafting your custom furniture pieces to complete each room in your home. Over the years, the skilled Bingham team of craftsmen have designed and fabricated several custom furniture projects.
Reclaimed Oak Island Top
Reclaimed Heart Pine, Resawn and Finished
Reclaimed Roofboard Table, featuring Barn Beam Legs
Reclaimed Walnut Table and antique beam trestle base
This table is unfinished but is a great size and show such personality and character.
Reclaimed Oak Farmers Table with matching benches
Reclaimed Oak Tables
Pictured one of our custom made Reclaimed Oak Dining tables with two matching benches.
Scattered throughout the flooring and paneling are a few select millwork items.
This bench is made from reclaimed walnut and is finished with a clear tung oil finish.
This pair of end tables are made from reclaimed softwood and are both unfinished. These are great little pieces.
This bench is made from reclaimed softwoods. It is pictured here unfinished but could be stained for a darker finish or with a clear oil finish to bring out its natural patina and age.
This is another reclaimed pine table. Very functional and beautiful.
Some of the projects have been:
kitchen cabinetry
free-standing islands
bedroom sets
desks and credenzas
pantry built-in cabinetry
buffet tables
custom built-in bunk beds
vanities
make-up tables
master closet built-in cabinetry
conference tables
Many of these custom jobs were inspired by our clients’ vision of a unique piece designed for their space. Bingham gives their customers full control in making these pieces as custom as we can, so there is no other piece quite like yours. You decide your size, specie, style and finish to ensure that the product you receive will be nothing short of perfect. Please submit your drawings or contact one of our sales specialists to inquire on how to the start the process on creating your custom heirloom piece today!
One of the more enjoyable benefits here at Bingham Lumber is being exposed to all of the unique species and colorings of the reclaimed and sawn wood fiber that we handle. Many of our reclamation jobs produce small lots of unique species and/or coloring of the species. Small lot over runs and small quantities of these species are always available and uniquely lend themselves towards the Hobby Wood trade.
Your new mantel could be in this picture! The shorter beams are all leaning on the wall along the outside edge of the building.
We actively try to maintain a few hundred square feet of reclaimed brown barn board in our racks.
Age and character is what these pieces are all about. Nail holes, actual nails and color variation can be found in these pieces.
Nothing says New England like a red barn and that’s where this paneling comes from. Exterior paneling with the original paint, aged to perfection.
Species frequently available are:
Reclaimed Chestnut
Reclaimed Cherry
Reclaimed Walnut
Reclaimed Ash
Reclaimed Pumpkin Pine
Reclaimed Sassafras
Reclaimed Beech
Reclaimed Poplar
Reclaimed Heart Pine
Reclaimed Oak
Please inquire about your hobby wood needs and ask about our reasonable pricing on short material and over runs.
From time to time we acquire some unique siding options. One of our most sought after is the Reclaimed Red Pine Barnboard. This barnboard is very unique because it was the remnants of antique red paint that has aged over 100+ years, creating a natural “faded red” look with a smooth texture and rich brown tones. We typically use this for fabricating doors and wall paneling, however the reverse face is a naturally aged “Pumpkin Pine” and can be used as flooring as well. This product comes in on a limited basis, so please inquire to our current availability.
Where our Product Originates
Our Reclaimed Faded Red Barn Siding comes from Antique barns and other structures that were painted and weathered over time. Boards can be a mixed specie and wear at different levels. Many barns were painted the a-typical barn red or white, allowing for the paint color to uniquely saturate the wood, creating different depths and tones.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
The many attributes to Reclaimed Long Leaf Pine have stood the test of time and make it one of the most popular reclaimed floors. The warm richness of color and durability of its heart wood is undeniably the most recognizable of these traits. The varying grades can give you an elegant to a rustic country floor. We have pre-finished many Reclaimed Heart Pine plank floors and the warmth of this heart wood always prevails in the rich patina achieved by multiple coats of tung oil.
The Long Leaf Heart Pine trees grew in extremely dense forests. This slow growth forest resulted in many timbers yielding clear lumber, essentially knot free. The Bingham saw mill graders hand select the clear boards off the saw mill to be precisely milled into the select grade heart pine flooring. The select grade consists of mostly clear boards and just an occasional plank with a pin knot. Within the select grade the color variation is minimal creating an overall uniform formal appearance.
Where our Product Comes From
Antique Heart Pine was the fiber of choice throughout the Industrial Revolution in mill buildings and factories. The sheer size of the buildings and the structural timbers is just amazing. These mill buildings and factories are surprisingly uniform and consistent in how they were constructed. The buildings consist of columns, structural timbers and thick decking located on each factory floor and within the roof system. Each of these components provides us with different types of wood fiber creating several grades of flooring.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Here at Bingham Lumber we strive to make your dreams come true. We can create custom tables and custom island tops to fit any kitchen or dining area. We also create custom benches, doors and coffee tables. We get especially busy during the Holiday season and have many orders currently in the shop. Please know that we base our lead times on current stock and in-house orders. Since all of these pieces are created custom to your specifications, all orders may have a different lead time. If you have a design in mind, please drop us a note via our Contact Us link, and we will see what we can do for you.
Reclaimed Oak table tops going into a local cafe
Reclaimed Oak Table Featuring Full Length Planks
Reclaimed Oak Farmers Table with matching Benches and Tung Oil Finish
Reclaimed Oak Trestle Table with Tung Oil Finish
Reclaimed Oak Farmers Table with matching benches
Reclaimed Oak table tops going into a local cafe
Reclaimed Oak high-top table
Reclaimed Walnut Table and antique beam trestle base
Reclaimed Vertical Grain Heart Pine Plank table tops
Reclaimed Vertical Grain Heart Pine Table Tops
Reclaimed Oak Island top finished with Tung Oil.
Reclaimed Oak Elevated Island top stained and finished with tung oil
Reclaimed Oak table with reclaimed timber trestle base
Reclaimed Roofboard Table, featuring Barn Beam Legs
This bar height table is made from reclaimed oak finished with a tung oil finish.
Traditionally sourced from barns in the Berkshire region, this antique softwood barn board is a unique paneling option. The natural face of the board is a rough, circle-sawn texture. We then custom texture it to add more character and depth. Doing this creates a contrast between the natural face of the board and the light tones within. Often, we apply a clear coat protestant or add a stain and dry-brush finish to add another textured layering effect. This product has been used in many commercial applications all over the Unites States because is gives an uncommon look and feel with its application.
Where our Product Originates
Taken from antique softwood barn siding, roof boards and paneling, the extra weathering of this product gives it a unique texture. Antique natural face softwood is found in almost every antique structure that we reclaimed. Each piece can yield a different color and texture and is one of our most sought after options in flooring.
* Please note, due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Also known as “Mushroomwood,” this texture is achieved by sculpting rich brown reclaimed softwoods that are naily and knotty. The texture is rough and rustic, and the color is a uniformed brown. Water-based finish can be added to make cleaning easier, as well as a ebony stain and water based finish to make it dark and dramatic.
Where our Product Originates
Found under barns where animals once roamed, this product is typically only harvested during certain times of the year. Boards are unearthed and tend to have mushrooms growing on them. The degradation from the weight of the animals as well as the mushrooms and soil, allow this wood to form a unique textured appearance.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Reclaimed Weathered Grey wall paneling is truly one-of-a-kind. It is difficult to replicate a process that can only happen by nature. This wall paneling is a mixed specie and selected for color and character. It can vary from a light silver to a darker grey and can contain checking, nail holes and sound knots. The natural weathered color is only on the face of the board. The texture can range from a natural circular sawn to a rough “wire-brushed” look. It can be used for all paneling features including backsplashes, wall cladding, ceiling paneling, cladding of cabinetry or other furniture items.
Grey Barn board on the backsplash in this basement kitchen.
Reclaimed Oak Flooring and custom cabinetry built from our weathered grey material.
Where our Product Originates
Found on the south-facing side of most barns, the Weathered Grey barn board is the part of the structure that gets the most sunlight. As the wood is subjected to elements such as sun, rain, heat and cold, each one helps the natural aging and greying of the boards.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Reclaimed Brownboard hardwood paneling is one of our most popular wall covering options. Typically harvested and named for the barn board found on the “north facing” side of the structure, this material is sorted and chosen for its rich light brown to dark chocolate patina. Boards then to contain knots, nails holes and many imperfections. Bingham uses a custom technique to sand this product. This leaves a smooth-to-the-touch feeling, with all of the natural characteristics still maintained.
Where our Product Originates
The Bingham Brown Barnboard custom paneling features reclaimed hardwood barn board. Barn board is found throughout a salvaged barn in mainly three areas; siding, loft boards, and interior partitions. Barn board that was exposed to the natural heat and the elements has aged overtime creating not only unique coloring, but one-of-a-kind textures. The hardwood barn board is found from the mid-Atlantic states right up through the Ohio River Valley. Bingham values the long time relationships with other small family run businesses to source and reclaim the finest materials our salvaged barns have to offer.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Every product is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your paneling choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Used in many traditional homes for millwork features and custom panels, our wide plank Cherry flooring will contain deep copper tones and minimal sap content. As cherry ages, it will naturally deepen in color to a rich auburn. If you are looking for a traditional flooring choice that will age with grace, wide plank Cherry flooring is an elegant and polished choice.
Where our Product Originates
The black cherry tree is common to many parts of North America as well as South America. They can live for hundreds of years and are known by a few different names. Some of those names are Black Cherry, Mountain Black Cherry and Rum Cherry. Cherry trees, however are difficult to cultivate and are highly susceptible to rot and pest damage.
*Please note that wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Classic Wide Plank Maple flooring is known for its tight solid grain, natural creamy white appearance and unfaltering beauty. A perfect choice to a residential or commercial application, its hardness and durability allow for a variety of uses. We traditionally see maple being used for bowling alley floors because of its beauty and durability, as well as in many antique homes in New England. The application of an oil-based finish will allow the inherent golden variations to shine through. Adding a stain will also bring depth and tone to a normally achromatic color palette.
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Hard Maple is generally found in the Northeastern part of the United States and is the densest species of maple. It is also known as Rock Maple or Sugar Maple. Hard Maple has a high susceptibility to insect infestation and has been known to cause some allergies. Additionally, hard maple will grow twice as slow as a soft maple, making it a denser and more durable flooring choice.
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Wide Plank Black Walnut Flooring is a unique and refined hardwood specie. We offer two grades in this unrivaled flooring option. Our select grade will feature rich chocolate heartwood, varying degrees of blonde sapwood, minor feathering and small pinhole knots. Our Sawyer’s Cut grade contains much of the same coloration as the select, yet allowing for a more rustic appearance containing sound knots and bark inclusions. A softer yet durable hardwood, Black Walnut has been used in all facets of woodworking. We recommend pairing our Black Walnut flooring with an oil-based finish to bring out the depth and richness that naturally occurs within this flooring specie.
Wide Plank Walnut contains a naturally darker color mixed with lighter blondes and tans.
Traditionally Walnut is used for furniture pieces because of it’s naturally rich color.
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Black Walnut trees can be found in much of North America. Much of the walnut is harvested from trees in California. The roots of a walnut tree can grow up to 50′ from the base and emits an herbicide poisonous to many other plants and trees. It is also planted on hills and countrysides to help prevent erosion and is extremely resistant to pests and decay.
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With its lively swirling grains and varying sap and heart content, Classic Ash flooring is a timeless choice. Due to its density and beauty, it has been used for many years in the creation of baseball bats, as well as millwork and furniture. The wide grain and porosity of this wood allows it to take a dark or light stain beautifully. There is quite a distinction between the white sap wood and the rich brown heart wood. Ash has a hardness that rivals White Oak, making this a very dense and durable flooring choice.
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Ash is found throughout the eastern part of the United States. Often found in areas of moist soils, ash trees are typically mixed in throughout other hardwood trees. Some of the finest ash trees are found on slopes in low lying valleys.
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Our Classic Wide Plank Long Leaf Heart Pine is offered in varying grades that are ideal for anyone with a love of pine but would like a floor that is comparable to the durability of a hardwood. We offer multiple grades of heart pine. Our Sawyer’s Cut will contain sound knots, rich heart content and varying degrees of sapwood. The select grade allows for a cleaner look with rich red heartwood tones and minimal knots. Completing this floor with an oil-based finish is recommended. An oil finish will allow the natural red and yellow hues to contrast and will enhance its natural beauty.
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Long Leaf Heart Pine is found in Southern U.S. where its climate is ideal for the growth and cultivation of heart pine timber. A Long Leaf Heart Pine tree can grow upwards of 120 feet and its resinous aspects make it one of the most popular trees involved in turpentine production.
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Wide Plank Eastern White Pine Flooring has been a staple in the Bingham family for over 69 years. Harvested from Northeastern White Pine timber, our white pine flooring is produced in a few choice grades. Our select grade white pine will feature small pin-hole knots, varying grain patterns and a crisp white appearance. Our more traditional Sawyer’s Cut grade will contain varying degrees of sound, tight and red knot structure, varying grain patterns and a creamy white appearance. Eastern White Pine is our widest plank flooring option available and can be textured, distressed or stained to give an antique or “worn” appearance.
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Bingham’s wide plank Eastern White Pine is harvested from mature Northeastern U.S. white pine timber, milled and produced in New England. Many antique New England homes feature wide plank white pine floors that show years of wear and a natural aged glow. Traditionally these floors were painted, coated with a heavy polyurethane or left unfinished and allowed to age naturally.
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Our traditional wide plank Hickory is an attractive flooring choice. Featuring the highest density of any North American hardwood, hickory will stand up to high traffic and use. A vibrant range of light brown heartwood, creamy white sapwood, along with a tight grain make this a floor that is versatile enough to be use in a log home or a modern loft. Our select grade hickory will have pin-hole knots, tight grain with varying grain patterns and color variation. Our Sawyer’s Cut grade has sound character, mixed grain patterns and a varying color. We also offer a Sawyer’s Cut grade saw kerf that contains the same characteristics as our Sawyer’s Cut grade but will have a rustic circle sawn face, reminiscent of the antique circle saw mills.
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Hickory is a domestic hardwood found in the eastern part of the United States. Hickory is rarely found in pure stands, commonly found scattered throughout hardwood woodlands in low lying areas where moist soil is found. Although found in the Northeast, most of the quality timber the Bingham team sources is from the mid-Atlantic states.
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As one of the most popular hardwood flooring choices suitable for any style home, Red Oak is used as a standard for rating other hardwoods. Traditionally, produced as a select strip flooring product, Bingham has chosen to produce this product is a variation of wide widths and grades. We offer a select grade, free of knots, containing varying grain structure and a natural blush hue with flecks of brown. Our Sawyer’s Cut grade features all of the select characteristics, but allows for a more rustic appearance of knots and other minor defects. We also produce a select rift and quarter-sawn for a more stable flooring choice and most popularly used over radiant heat. Due to the broad graining and porosity, this specie can be easily textured and stained to achieve a custom handcrafted floor.
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Red oak trees are found in the U.S. in the Northeastern and North-central areas of the country. However, they have been known to reach as far south as Georgia and as north as Canada. Oak wilt has become an epidemic in many parts of the country, attacking the water conducting vessels and essentially killing the trees and surrounding red oak species. Although, red oak is still one of the most common flooring species manufactured today.
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Our classic wide plank White Oak is a time-honored flooring choice. We offer a variety of distinctive grades that can be used in most residential and commercial applications. Our select grade white oak will have pinhole knots, tight grain with varying grain patterns and color variation. Our Sawyer’s Cut grade has sound character, mixed grain patterns and a varying color. We also offer a Sawyer’s Cut grade saw kerf that contains the same characteristics as our Sawyer’s Cut grade but will have a rustic circle sawn face, reminiscent of the antiquated circle saw mills. Our rift and quarter-sawn will have straight graining and minimal small knots. Its quarter sawn nature will allow for added stability and less movement.
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Our classic wide plank White Oak is harvested from mature timbers in the mid-Atlantic regions of North America. Careful consideration is made when selecting our timber for our varying grade options. We only source our hardwoods from wide plank hardwood sawmills that practice responsible forestry.
*Please note that wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Bingham offers our reclaimed oaks in a custom herringbone pattern. Creating a herringbone patterned floor is a painstaking and unique addition to any home or commercial setting. Installing a herringbone pattern is a perfect way to make a statement or bring a unique design into a room. Our herringbone flooring can come custom sanded or smooth and with a variety of different finishes. We offer our herringbone in a few standard widths and lengths, however others are available.
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The Bingham Wellington Road custom flooring features reclaimed oak barn board. Barn board is found throughout a salvaged barn in mainly three areas; siding, loft boards, and interior partitions. Barn board that was exposed to the natural heat and the elements has aged overtime creating not only unique coloring, but one-of-a-kind textures. The oak barn board is found from the mid-Atlantic states right up through the Ohio River Valley. Bingham values the long time relationships with other small family run businesses to source and reclaim the finest materials our salvaged barns have to offer.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Our reclaimed wide plank Maple flooring has a natural creamy white appearance with varying tones of brown heartwood. Grain patterns vary from flat-sawn, to swirling and even some bird’s eye maple is included in this classic flooring choice. Adding an oil-based finish will enhance the natural tones in this wood, presenting a golden brown hue.
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The most common source of reclaimed maple is from original floors such as bowling alleys, gym floors, mills and antique homes. Occasionally we source antique maple from sleeper beams and timbers that produce unique variations of tap and spalted maple.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Bingham’s reclaimed Hickory flooring is the hardest North American reclaimed hardwood species that we have to offer. With its natural density and its hundreds of years of strength and resilience from maintaining antique structures, this species can hold up in the toughest conditions. With varying color tones from golden blonde to a richer chocolate brown, it still maintains many of the striking characteristics of its newly sawn counterpart. However, due to the aging process and years of past use, there is weather checking, minimal nail holes and insect markings present. The coarse texture and rich tones enhance its natural beauty. Adding an oil finish lets the true colors come alive.
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Reclaimed Hickory is generally sawn from antique beams and sleepers that hold up the structure. A sleeper beam is hewn flat on the top and tends to be round on the sides, sometimes still containing the bark from when the tree was originally cut down. Sleep beams are the main support structure of a barn and can be a range of oak, hickory, walnut and other hardwood species. Due to limited availability this product can be hard to come by. Lead times will be longer than usual and will be dependent upon supply of rough stock.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Our reclaimed wide plank Douglas Fir flooring is known for giving a very traditional look with a deep orange/red patina and mixed grains. As in any reclaimed material, you should expect nail holes and natural character to be present.
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Here at Bingham we source or reclaimed Douglas Fir from timbers from deconstructed mill buildings, as well as large industrial use buildings. These timbers tend to be smooth and free of mortise and tenon joints and can yield an array of different grades and widths. However, we do come across antique fir flooring as well as antique shiplap fir boards that are suitable for flooring use.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie, or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Our reclaimed wide plank Washington Camp consists of a mix of reclaimed hardwood species chosen for their unique color and grain variations. When mixed together, the varying species create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind, antique wide plank floor. Each board will contain its own individual antique characteristics such as nail holes, knots, worm holes, checking and grain variation. Some natural texture from the original sawing will be present, giving this rustic floor an even more time-worn feel. Finishing with tung oil will enhance the natural beauty.
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Sawn from antique sleeper beams found in antique dwellings from the mid-Atlantic states, these massive timbers were hewn on top and bottom and left naturally round on the edges. They were the base for most antique structures and many lasted over 200 years before being reclaimed and re-purposed into beautiful antique flooring, tables, mantles and wall paneling.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Reclaimed Walnut is a rich dark brown to purple in color with lighter tan sapwood. The grain is primarily straight and the texture is coarse and uniform. Being a reclaimed product, this material display characteristics such as nail holes, insect holes, and checking. This species provides a dark rich flooring option that suits any design style.
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Reclaimed Walnut is generally sawn from antique beams and sleepers that hold up the structure. A sleeper beam is hewn flat on the top and tends to be round on the sides, sometimes still containing the bark from when the tree was originally cut down. Sleep beams are the main support structure of a barn and can be a range of oak, hickory, cherry, walnut and other hardwood species.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
So rich in color and character, the reclaimed Chestnut wide plank floor speaks its historic origins the most out of all the reclaimed wide plank floors. Master craftsman use this reclaimed wood to create timeless furniture and stalwart interior and exterior plank doors that enhance the beauty of this antique wood complete with wormholes and knots. Here at Bingham, we do not grade our reclaimed Chestnut. The true uniqueness and character is shown in the rich color tones, worm holes and cool undertones that vary in each and every piece. Chestnut is the perfect floor for someone looking for a unique, one-of-a-kind look from a material that is rare and only comes from the reclamation process of 100-year old structures. Each structure is carefully deconstructed and cataloged to keep its past history intact.
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The American Chestnut, known for its strength and size, fell victim to blight in the early 1900’s. Although 3% of the population survived and the regenerating and reforestation has begun in Appalachia, it will be decades before trees reach maturity. Therefore, this unique antique wood is only available from the reclamation of barns and rural dwellings.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie, or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
Pumpkin pine is Eastern White Pine with a distinctive color and patina that has naturally evolved over time. Try as they may, many finishers unsuccessfully attempt to recreate the mellow warm glow that comes naturally to true Pumpkin Pine. Reclaimed wide plank Pumpkin Pine floors speak to early New England in today’s design market. The warm glow of the rich patina works well in restoration, as well as new construction.
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For Eastern White Pine to evolve into a true Pumpkin Pine the boarding needs to be exposed to the correct conditions. Often found in attics, these boards were placed across rafters in antique buildings and never found the direct sunlight but were exposed to the heat and other elements helping the transformation. Remodeling or gutting an old brownstone can often uncover these prized boards as well. Occasionally, the interior partition boarding in New England barns can produce some of these aged boards as well.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
The homes of the Early American period are a tribute to the wealth of large white pine abundant in that era. Wide reclaimed Eastern White Pine is the flooring of choice in many old home restorations. The warm, rich color along with the character of the reclaimed boards blend well with existing antique pine flooring. The aged patina is something that cannot be replicated with a stain application and is unique to this particular product. Nail holes, knots, checking and insect markings are present and just add more character to this unique flooring choice.
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Bingham’s New England White Pine is re-sawn from Antique White Pine timbers found in homes and rural dwellings in the Northeastern parts of the United States.
* Please note due to the reclamation process and the natural differences in reclaimed wood, our displays and samples are close representations of a finished product. Each floor is unique and may contain more or less characteristics than represented. Wood is a natural product and because of this, we recommend ordering samples of our products before making your flooring choice. We will send multiple pieces of each product to give a full representation of the grade and specie. Together, these pieces represent the grade, specie or product specified. Please do not reference an individual sample, piece of the sample or image as an accurate representation of the entire grade, specie or product. Please consult your sales representative with any questions or to request more samples.
