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Reclaimed Barn Wood Paint & Stain Colors

Paint & Stains Options
Once you have selected your furniture items, you can then choose from a wide variety of colors options. There are 29 standard
colors and 6 stains from which to select. Specific color matches are also available at a minimal charge.

We offer environmentally-safe water-based finishes on our Reclaimed Barn Wood Furniture. As water-based
finishes, the stains, paints and clear coats are all low or no VOC finishes, with non-toxic components.

Our clear top coats are all specially formulated for use as a protective coating on our wood farmhouse table tops. Our top coats
penetrate the surface of the wood to provide a hard, durable finish, which also seals the surface and protects against water
damage. In most cases, a water glass left overnight on our clear coated tables will not leave a ring. These surfaces provide the
benefits of a polyurethane, but are made with environmentally-friendly water-based non-toxic materials.
All stain finishes are glazed and rubbed.

Walnut

Mahogany

Cinnamon

Honey

Hazelnut

Cherry

Snow
solid

Paints
Environmentally-friendly water-based finishes with low or no VOC's.
All paint finishes are available solid, rubbed or rubbed & glazed.

Honey Oak

Cinnamon
Oak

Hazelnut
Oak

Cherry
Oak

Mahogany
Oak

Walnut
Oak

Distressing & Materials

Our Barn Wood tables are made of old weathered recycled barnwood and will have varying degrees of texture,
thickness, nail holes and saw marks. These “imperfections” give the table character and provide a truly
distinctive product. The inconsistencies in the wood are not considered defects but make each table unique.
We will attempt to accommodate requests for different levels of distressing, but it is far from an exact science.

For old wood tables cracking, minor shifting, fractures and breadboard movement is considered natural and will
vary with temperature and humidity. We will repair or replace splits exceeding ¼” but smaller cracks, which
occur from time to time, are part of the character of old wood tables. We offer Barn Wood tables in standard old
pine or old oak. Due to natural aging and weathering, both the old pine and old oak are harder woods than new
pine or new oak. Old oak has a tighter, more uniform grain than old pine.