What Is Grade "A" Barnwood? (Reclaimed Wood)

This video will explain three important to understand grades (A, B, and C) of barnwood. Watch from start to finish to catch examples of wood that fall into each category.
It is important to know good wood when you see it because it takes an equal amount of time and effort to salvage A-grade wood as it does C-grade. Like all our woodworking projects at The Den, this one is also made with reclaimed wood.
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[@trishy524]

Hi Troy...do you have a formula for roughly, quickly determining how much a barn will be worth once you take it down? Are there barns you have seen worth buying to take down? Or do you mostly take down barns as a service in exchange for the wood?

[@TheDenBarnwood]

Welcome to The Den Trishy! When we take a building down it is a well thought out process with the valuable wood pre-sold. We exchange our dismantling services for money to ensure we supply the resources to do the job as safely and efficiently as possible.