How’d we get our Dirty Face? As fencing exposed to wind, rain and snow; as vintage barns and naturally distressed buildings that have stood the test of time; and from riding the rails as shipping dunnage protecting goods. Dirty Face has been working, working, working and has now earned a change of venue where its weathered and character-rich face is appreciated for all it has done.

Source: Predominantly Oak with some other species, mostly Hickory, reclaimed from shipping dunnage, vintage barns, fencing and other structures from eastern United States

Species: Quercus alba & rubra and Carya genus

Color Tones: Weathered greys, browns and tans.

Millwork: Surfaced three sides (S3S) with a square-edge tongue & groove profile. Back relieved.

Net Dimensions: 5/8″ thick x 4-1/2″ wide x 2′ to 8′ solid random lengths

Character: Unfilled nail and other holes, surface seasoning checks, sound tight knots and other signs of prior history and age. Some circle sawn surfacing.

Finish: Available unfinished, unsanded and unfilled. Material can also be skip planed and finished with zero-VOC clear or tinted oil. In most cases, we can add a fire retardant as needed.

Certification: FSC Recycled 100% – FSC-C021798

LEED: EQ: Low-Emitting Materials*