Tennessee tobacco barns, given a second life.
Boards and timbers from historic Tennessee and Kentucky tobacco barns, with narrow air-curing slots, deep patina and the dark smoke-and-sun color of the burley harvest.
- Source: Middle Tennessee and nearby tobacco barns
- Look: Dark, dry, richly toned
- Extras: Poles and tier timbers available
What it is, and why it matters.
Tobacco barns were built to breathe, with tall tight walls, hanging poles and air-curing vents. Decades of curing, smoke and weather left boards that are darker, drier and more richly toned than ordinary siding. Many have narrow gaps, original nail patterns and the soft, dry feel of wood that has seasoned for generations.
We salvage tobacco barn siding, poles and tier timbers from Middle Tennessee and nearby farms, then clean and sort them for interior use. Customers around Nashville choose them for accent walls, mantels, tables and ceilings when they want a story that belongs to the region, not a catalog.
Four things done right.
Local story
Boards come from real regional barns, and we share what we know of each source.
Rich, dry tone
Decades of air-curing give deep, even color.
Poles and timbers too
Tier poles and beams for mantels and rustic frames.
Prepared for indoors
Cleaned, de-nailed and dried before they leave.
From first call to tobacco barn wood.
- 01
Tell us the use
Wall, mantel, table or ceiling, and the look you picture.
- 02
See samples
Compare boards pulled from different barns.
- 03
We prepare it
Cleaning, de-nailing and drying to indoor standards.
- 04
Pickup or delivery
Load the truck or schedule a drop.
Tobacco Barn Wood across Middle Tennessee.
We supply this in 28 cities, from downtown Nashville to Franklin, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville and Dickson.
Tobacco Barn Wood: common questions
Can you tell me which barn the wood came from?
When we know the farm or county we share it, and we keep notes on larger lots. Some lots are mixed from several barns, which we also tell you.
Does tobacco barn wood smell?
Dried and cleaned boards have a faint, pleasant aged-wood scent. If anything smells strongly we do not sell it for indoor use.
How do I get a price for tobacco barn wood?
Fill in the form or call or text 615-357-7797, ideally with photos and measurements. We confirm what is involved and send a written price.
Ready to talk about tobacco barn wood?
Photos and measurements, or a sample visit, and a written price. A real person calls back, usually the same day.