Where: Montana

What: Personal Residence

Special Requirements: Find structurally sound timbers and siding that are made to reliable specifications while providing the rustic appeal of reclaimed barnwood.

Solution: 1×8 Square Edge Lap Siding (horizontal) and random width 1×6 and 1×8 Ship Lap Siding (vertical)

Product: ranchwood™ Tackroom Exposure

 

This home has a western vacation lodge feel with sprawling porches and strong, heavy architectural features. ranchwood™ timbers were used in the construction of this home because of their ability to provide the rustic and windswept look of the west while being structurally sound and produced to the builder’s specific dimensions.

ranchwood™ timbers are utilized in this home’s design in a variety of ways. The large timbers for the porch and deck areas are implemented in a functional, but also cosmetic fashion due to their reliability, durability and rustic appeal. The timbers are also embedded in the truss design and add consistency throughout the home as they complement the ranchwood™ siding.

A cupola was added to the design of this house. This feature, originating most commonly from barns, gives this home a unique look, while giving the owners a functional area to enjoy the beautiful Montana mountain views. ranchwood™ Tackroom exposure Ship Lap siding was chosen as the appropriate product due to its own heritage and inspiration from the barnwoods of the west.

 

 

 

Where: Montana

What: Personal Residence

Special Requirements: A product made in a variety of siding profiles and color options that will complement corrugated metal exterior wainscoting.

Solution: 1×8 Square Edge Lap siding (horizontal) and 1×8 Ship Lap (vertical), 2″ AquaFir trim material.

Products: ranchwood™ Southern (horizontal siding) and ranchwood™ Eastern (vertical siding)

This home was built with a special corrugated metal wainscoting that is designed to rust and change color over time. Unlike the metal siding, the owners needed a wood siding product that would emulate reclaimed barn wood, yet retain its weathered appearance. The owners decided that ranchwood™, Southern, horizontal, Square Edge Lap siding and ranchwood™, Eastern, vertical Ship Lap siding was the best way to achieve the rustic look they desired without the risk of discoloration or deterioration.

The owners utilized ranchwood™ because it uses Seal-Once™, a VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) free water proofing that is able to effectively repel the harsh Montana elements and eliminate the damaging effects from the sun that can cause loss of color pigmentation seen in other non-treated wood products.

Designers, builders, and homeowners alike often mix ranchwood’s many profile, texture, application, and color options to add a personal touch to their home designs. It is also not uncommon to mismatch trim and siding options as seen here. ranchwood™, the rustic alternative to reclaimed barn wood, provides the options and durability needed to create specific designs or looks that were previously unattainable with traditional reclaimed wood.

Where: Bozeman, Montana

What: Personal Residence
Special requirements: Build a home with products that can stand up to adverse weather conditions while achieving the rustic design desired. As well as find a product that aesthetically emulates reclaimed barn wood, but is much more cost effective and easier to install.

Solution: ranchwood™Tackroom and Eastern (siding), AquaFir™ (timbers)
Products: ranchwood™-Tackroom, 1×8 square edge lap (horizontal siding). ranchwood™-Eastern 1×8 ship lap (vertical siding). AquaFir™-Bronze Cedar, 8″x8″ (timbers).

 

Located in the wide-open spaces of the Gallatin Valley, this Bozeman Montana residence utilized ranchwood™ siding to provide functional weather resistance while the variety of the ranchwood™ product options empowered the owner and builder to have the ability to be flexible in their design choices.

 

Utilizing our AquaFir™ timbers gives the home’s entry-way contrast and conveys the owner’s personal touch. The timbers provide a unique architectural focal point, and were produced to this owner’s specific dimensions giving them a variety of options in the planning process.

 

This home implements vertical Eastern colored and horizontal Tackroom colored ranchwood™ siding which provides the home with more texture without sacrificing the clean lines of the architecture. This contrast in siding applications along with the implementation of steel and stone products come together to create an appeal that is rustic, yet strong, clean, and simple.

Where: Southwestern Montana
What: Recreational Barn
Special requirements:  Implement a unique product that can be milled and modified to specific dimensions while beautifully providing the desired rustic look.
Solution:  ranchwood™-Tackroom
Products:  Random width Shiplap (1×6, 1×8, 1×10), 2” material (2×4 and 2×6) for trim, ranchwood™ Timber Series

 

Located in Southwestern Montana, this barn stands in the stunning Gallatin Valley and is it as functional as it is attractive. The owner wanted a rustic mountain look without compromising the need for a new, structurally sound, and functional barn.

The owner in this case decided that ranchwood was the best fit for their needs. Montana Timber Products ranchwood™ product provided multiple color, profile, and texture options to choose from. The ranchwood™ Barn Series Timbers provided authentic appearance posts and beams to complement the siding and trim of the building. This particular barn utilized ranchwood random width Shiplap with the Tackroom finish.

This ranchwood™ barn is able to be used just as any other barn would be, while also providing aesthetic benefits in a truly unique and customized fashion. Montana Timber Products prides itself on being an integral part of creations such as this barn by providing flexible design and production capabilities as well as high quality and dependable materials.

 

Where: Washington

What: Mountain Mining Cabin

Special requirements:  Mining cabin that can persevere through the elements while personifying the Mountain Mining Cabin design.

Solution:  Montana Timber Products ranchwood™  Western and Northern siding (vertical) with Tackroom trim and AquaFir™ Whitewash siding (horizontal). Mixture of new and old building materials.

Products: Random width (2″- 12″) Reverse Board and Batten (Vertical), 1″x12″ Channel Rustic (Horizontal), 2”, 4″, and 6″ Trim.

This mining cabin tucked into the mountains of Washington is one of our most unique and aesthetically entertaining projects to date. The design implemented an array of materials as well as a variety Montana Timber Products ranchwood™ and AquaFir™ siding to provide the cabin with a one of a kind look.

The mixture of our ranchwood™ Western, Northern, Tackroom and AquaFir™ Whitewash colors is a demonstration of the flexibility and creativity available from Montana Timber Products. The use of Tackroom ranchwood™ trim provides consistency throughout the cabin while the Western, Northern and Whitewash color options provided the owner with the ability to be creative.

The use of corrugated steel and other assorted building materials complements the ranchwood™ seamlessly as seen here. The use of ranchwood™ Tackroom trim integrates nicely with the corrugated steel gives this mining cabin distinct personality and a very creative appearance. Montana Timber Products rustic reclaimed ranchwood™ and AquaFir™ product lines can be used for an entire project or mixes well with other types of rustic or new building materials.

Where: West Yellowstone-Southwestern Montana, Yellowstone National Park Border.

What: Resort Rental Cabins

Special Requirements: Find a product for a budget conscious developer to build multiple cabins, while still achieving the rustic and western look desired by the developer and incoming guests.

Solution: Montana Timber Products ranchwood™ siding, Tackroom and Southern Exposure.

Products: 1×8 Channel Rustic siding with 2” trim and ranchwood™ faux timbers.

These rental cabins are located on the border of one of the world’s most coveted vacation destinations, Yellowstone National Park. The Developer needed to find an exterior and interior product that would be a representation of the Park and the Old West. The product also had to be one that is low maintenance and durable enough to be able to hold up to the constant use by thousands of visitors every year and the harsh weather conditions of West Yellowstone.

The Developer decided that ranchwood™ siding and interior wainscoting along combined with metal corrugated accents was the best way to satisfy the desired look of reclaimed barn wood without sacrificing durability and longevity. More cost effective than traditional barn wood, the builder was also able to construct multiple cabins with less waste and lower future maintenance costs.

As an alternative to reclaimed barn wood, ranchwood™ also provided the designer with color and dimension options that allowed them to differentiate each cabin from one another. Tackroom and Southern Exposure were the colors chosen by the developer, though each cabin utilized the colors their own unique way. The channel rustic siding profile option provides consistency throughout the resort. The refined nature of ranchwood™ makes it easy to install in a variety of applications. This, along with the color and profile options afford the opportunity to mix and match ranchwood™ to achieve the rustic look without sacrificing ability to add personal touch.

Where: Southwestern Montana

What: Personal Residence

Special Requirements: Find a product that will capture the look of reclaimed barn wood, but can be integrated in a cost effective way to exact specifications, for a mountain modern home design.

Solution: ranchwood™ Tackroom (vertical siding) and ranchwood™ Eastern (horizontal siding)

Products: Random Width Ship Lap siding (vertical), 1×8 Square Edge siding (horizontal)

This Southwestern Montana home is a classic representative of the emerging Mountain Modern design theme transcending through the Rocky Mountain West.  Mountain Modern design emphasizes attributes of simplicity, clean lines, mono-slope roof pitches, and a mixture of rustic building materials.

This particular residence has a minimalist feel from the front, but then as the home extends rearward it uses the natural landscape and modern architecture to open up with large windows and into a sizable covered deck.  The use of different styles and application of ranchwood™ siding provides texture while maintaining the clean lines of the design.

As seen here, ranchwood™ Eastern exposure Square Edge siding is gapped horizontally. Mixed with vertical ranchwood Tackroom, metal paneling and large windows is a great example of how rustic siding can be integrated into a modern home. ranchwood™ is made to the designer or owner’s specific requirements and therefore is easily utilized and installed into demanding designs such as this Mountain Modern home or other types of architecture may require.

 

Where: Montana
What: Personal Residence
Special requirements:  Home that blends rustic siding and timber design and fits attributes of mountainous landscape setting. Product with NO VOC waterproofing finish that could also be used to finish accent beam, and interior paneling.  Find a product that provides rustic appeal and is more cost effective than reclaimed barn wood.
Solution:  ranchwood-Eastern Exposure Siding, Western Exposure Trim
Products:  1×10 Ship Lap Profile for Horizontal application, 1×8 Channel Rustic for Vertical, 2×6, 2×8, 2×10 for Trim and Frieze Board Applications

ranchwood: Eastern Exposure, 1×10 horizontal lap, 1×8 & Channel Rustic Vertical

 

 Western Exposure Trim – ranchwood-siding blend with stone accents

Montana Timber Products customers appreciate the multiple color, texture, and finish options they’re able to choose from when designing their homes.  Here, ranchwood Western Exposure Trim offsets against rustic Eastern Exposure horizontal lap and vertical wire brushed channel rustic siding. The siding integrates nicely with the rock wainscot.

Pictured here: ranchwood-vertical channel rustic siding simulates a board and batten application

The owners of this residence desired an exterior siding product that provide an excellent long term preventative maintenance solution.

 

Prefinished with Seal-Once, a water based penetrating waterproofer, ranchwood was a safe and good long term alternative. Here, they chose circle sawn window trim to offset against the wire brushed siding. Seal Once is the preferred penetrating waterproofer of choice. Oil based or semitransparent stains which sit on the surface of the wood therefore making them more susceptible to water and UV erosion. Seal Once uses water as the carrier and penetrates with the enhanced UV inhibitors into the wood-making it a more long lasting and easier product to maintain.

 

Montana Timber Products continues to provide unique and cost effective design solutions for builders, architects, and commercial and residential owners interested in wood siding and timber products which decrease long term preventative maintenance, increase curb appeal, and provide a cost effective rustic alternative to other building products that are available.

 

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Where: Big Sky Town Center-Big Sky, Montana

What: Exterior wood siding for new commercial retail and office building
Special requirements:  Rustic siding product that meets architectural design criteria of community covenants, and is more cost effective and durable than reclaimed barn wood
Solution: Customized profile, texture, and color combination to meet architect specifications, Siding product that has a weather proofing sealant application and warranty
Products:  Ranchwood 1×6 Northern Exposure Channel Rustic profile for Horizontal, Pre-Finished with NO VOC Seal-Once

ranchwood-1×6 Northern Exposure Channel Rustic Horizontal Lap Siding

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to Building 32 in the Big Sky Town Center.  Well known for their use of alternative specifications, The Big Sky Town Center specified the use of ranchwood as an alternative to higher priced reclaimed barn wood to differentiate and offer aesthetically appealing design solutions for this new commercial retail and office building.  Nationally, Montana Timber Products is experience an emergence of commercial construction in many resort markets. Building 32 in the Big Sky Town Center is a mixed use commercial example of the types of projects the choice of ranchwood provides aesthetic value for.

Montana Timber Products continues to provide unique and cost effective design solutions for builders, architects, and commercial and residential owners interested in wood siding and timber products which decrease long term preventative maintenance, increase curb appeal, and provide a cost effective rustic alternative to other building products that are available.

ranchwood is commonly integrated with other building materials. Pictured above, 1×6 Northern Exposure Channel Rustic with metal cladding and stone provides a solution for complimentary wood product design for Building 32.

 

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Where: Whitefish, Montana
What: Recreational Residence & Barn
Special requirements:  Space that combines functional living area with abundant storage.  Rustic siding and timber design which fits within mountainous landscape setting. Utilize a safe coating application with a NO VOC and warranty against water ingress.  Find a product that emulates and is more cost effective than reclaimed barn wood.
Solution:  ranchwood-Tackroom (siding)
Products:  Random width Board and Batten (1×6, 1×8, 1×10, 1×10) 1×8 Shiplap Profile for Soffit Application, 2” Trim for Windows and Doors

ranchwood: Tackroom, random width 1×6, 1×8, 1×10 Board & Batten

This Montana Barn provides function living space and plenty of storage space for recreational vehicles and equipment.  Whether purely recreational or a building combined with residential living space, Montana Timber Products’ rustic ranchwood siding, timber, and interior product lines provide an excellent compliment for any barn design.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ranchwood Garage Doors                                        ranchwood integration with stone & windows

Customers appreciate the multiple product, texture, and finish options they’re able to choose from when using ranchwood in the design process.  Here, Montana Timber Products siding is used to create a custom sliding barn door.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictured above, ranchwood (Tackroom) integrates nicely with window and stone selections for this residence.  Shutters were designed to compliment the siding, trim, and rafter tails

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A premium supplier of both exterior and interior prefinished material, Montana Timber Products has the milling and finishing capabilities to provide superior product for multiple uses.  Above, random width shiplap material is utilized for both ceiling and wall panel material.  Below, timbers, siding, trim, and a Cupola supplied from Montana Timber Products.

Square Edge trim material utilized to accent windows.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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