Rustic Weathered Reclaimed Wood Planks for DIY Crafts, Projects and Decor (12 Planks - 5.5"x12)

I'm always having problems with towel racks for the bathroom with drywall and 2"x4" studs. The studs never line up with the towel racks' mounting screws (studs not exactly on 16" or 24" or not located in a symmetrical position for the rack to mount to) and I find myself having to use the various drywall mounting options which always only work for a few years before the racks start to wobble and eventually come off the wall. I glued a 1"x4" pine strip (which comes in a 3 1/2" width but I had to rip it to 3 1/4" to match the plank) to one side of the reclaimed plank then wrapped it with a 1"x2" strip of mahogany, used a router to cut two keyholes into the back (so I could mount it to the studs in the exact location I wanted it), clear coated it, and finally hung three towel hooks. It came out great and looking forward to not having to deal with the towel rack again!

Absolutely perfect

The wood order was just fine. What you have to know is that barn wood is very dry and will crack very easy.The boards I received I was well satisfied with.

2 pieces were warped

I recently quit my job and was looking for some projects around the house to stay busy. I decided to build a shelf in my closet but didn’t want to spend too much since this was my first DIY project, and I wasn’t sure how it would turn out.I took a chance on these wood planks, and I’m so glad I did! They were super affordable, have a great rustic look, and were easy to cut with my bevel saw. As a total newbie, I had to pre-drill holes for the screws, but I’m sure a more experienced DIYer or carpenter wouldn’t have any issues.I love the color and plan to buy more for future projects! Highly recommend!

Nice selection of material. It will be fun to see the project put together

These were used for rustic-looking signs in the museum where I curate exhibits. They were perfect: just the right size, and the signage letters adhered well.

As the wood is reclaimed, I should have expected the chips in the wood. The wood itself was not a hardwood. I returned it which was an easy process. I was able to purchase something similar at a local hardware chain that was more durable for a tenth of the cost.