Some other reclaimed wood terminology

Barn Board ⁽⁷⁾
Salvaged barn board is weathered barn siding, exposed to the elements for decades or longer. The color of this antique wood ranges from gray/silver to deep brown. The color or barn board varies, depending on the type of exposure the siding experience, and whether or not it was painted during it lifetime.

Reclaimed Wood ⁽³⁾
Wood which is simply reused i.e. the flooring from an old dockyard re-laid in a modern apartment or a roof beam repurposed into a mantelpiece. It’s wood with a past life now used for a new purpose. ⁽⁶⁾

Salvaged Wood ⁽²⁾
Salvaged products come from items that were taken/secured because of a need for them to be removed. A simple illustration would be trees removed for a highway or a new building. These are then processed into new products such as lumber, siding and or furniture.

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