Cannon Salvage, Inc., sister company of Trestlewood, specializes in preserving, disassembling, and re-using full Barn structures, sourced from Indiana and the surrounding states. For Barns targeted for dismantling and reassembling, Cannon Salvage offers documentation of the barn with pictures and drawings, then carefully disassembles the barn, makes any repairs to the frame deemed desirable, and provides a complete frame package for use in re-erecting the Barn in its new location. Once the barn becomes dismantled, the barn frame itself can also be re-used as a barn or put to use in an entirely new function. Vintage barn frames have been used for a wide variety of projects including homes, cabins, swimming pool barns, restaurants, workshops, guest homes, and many more.

Babb Barn
The Babb Barn is a massive structure with large oak and walnut hand hewn timbers. The Babb Barn is roughly 42' x 80' offers the ideal structure for the centerpiece of an exclusive development. The Babb Barn has yet to be dismantled.

Byrum Barn
The Byrum Barn frame is an 1880s-1890s vintage hand hewn hardwood barn frame which was built in Kokomo, Indiana. With a 32' x 44' frame, this would be perfect when designing a great room, cottage or guest house. This frame has been documented and dismantled by Cannon Salvage's professional crew.

Camp Barn
The Camp Barn is a sawn pine frame built in Walkerton, Indiana in the late 1880s or early 1890s. With a 30' x 40' frame, it includes high walls and a steep roof. This frame has a unique design with a bonus loft space. This frame has been documented and dismantled by Cannon Salvage's professional crew.

Wray Barn
The Wray Barn is a sawn oak Gambrel-style frame built in Walkerton, Indiana. This barn was built in 1947 by the owner of the land, it measures a 40' x 80' frame with a full loft . Incredibly flexible, it could suit many residential, retail or commercial uses. This frame has been documented and dismantled by Cannon Salvage's professional crew.

Trestlewood's Hand Hewn Timbers come salvaged from a variety of hand-built structures such as barns, mills, and elevators. Unique characteristics like weathering, pockets, and wear make each timber one-of-a-kind. Giving rustic authenticity, hand hewn timbers can be used for trusses, a frame or a single rustic mantel.

Sizing: generally close to square in dimension (6"x6", 8"x8", 10"x10"). Lengths are generally available up to 30' or longer, depending on inventory on hand.

Salty Fir Timber products come sawn from the Douglas Fir piling of the Great Salt Lake's Lucin Cutoff railroad trestle. The salt and other minerals of the Great Salt Lake have helped create its wide range of colors and other unique characteristics. TWII timber products include circle-sawn timbers, band-sawn timbers, planed timbers, weathered timbers and character timbers.

Sizing: From sizes of 8"x8" and 10"x10" up to 16' in length. Smaller, larger and longer timbers are also available.

Weathered Timbers are reclaimed from vintage structures, comprise mixed species with a range of colors and characteristics. Weathered Timbers become sorted for broadly defined characteristics (browns vs. grays or hardwoods vs. softwoods), with absolute consistency is neither desirable nor achievable.

Sizing: From 4" x 6" up to 12" x 16" or larger (depending on timbers availability) and up to 50' in length.

Douglas Fir Rescued Timbers come generally resawn from nature-damaged (fire, insect, etc.) logs or from by-products of sawmill, logging or other wood-processing operations. Often the logs from which these timbers are cut are "standing dead" and are more stable than timbers cut from green logs. Douglas Fir Rescued Timbers offer a competitively-priced alternative to reclaimed timbers in applications where the stability of reclaimed timbers does not become a crucial consideration.

Sizing: Standard sizes go up to 10" x 10" x 16'. With larger and longer Douglas Fir Rescued Timbers available. Rescued timbers are available in circle-sawn, band-sawn and planed surfacing.