Ep 12. Barnwood Cottage

The episode "Barnwood Cottage" from season 8 of Barnwood Builders follows the crew as they work to transform an old barn into a charming cottage. The team starts by carefully dismantling the barn and salvaging as much of the original barnwood as possible. They work in teams to carefully remove each board and beam, and then clean and sort the wood for reuse.

Once the wood has been sorted and cleaned, the team sets to work on rebuilding the cottage. They frame the walls and roof of the building using the salvaged barnwood, and carefully fit each piece into place. The team takes great care to ensure that each board is level and secure, using traditional techniques to create a sturdy and beautiful structure.

As the walls and roof of the cottage begin to take shape, the team turns their attention to the interior. They install windows and doors, and create custom cabinetry and furniture from the salvaged barnwood. One of the team members, Mark, takes on the task of building a beautiful spiral staircase, which will serve as a stunning centerpiece for the cottage.

In addition to the structural work, the team also focuses on creating a welcoming and comfortable interior for the cottage. They install modern heating and cooling systems, as well as a charming wood-burning stove for a cozy touch. They also add a beautiful front porch to the building, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the surrounding countryside.

Throughout the episode, viewers get an inside look at the challenges and rewards of working with reclaimed materials. The team often encounters unexpected obstacles, such as warped or damaged boards, but always manages to find creative solutions to these problems. They also take great pride in creating a beautiful and functional space using sustainable and eco-friendly materials.

At the end of the episode, viewers get a chance to see the finished cottage in all its glory. The team has created a stunning and unique space, filled with character and warmth. The cottage is a testament to the beauty and versatility of reclaimed materials, and serves as an inspiration for DIYers and builders everywhere.