October 2017 | Bark House®

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Five unique qualities that make Bark House Split Rails so attractive:

Product is 100% sourced and made in the Appalachian region using processes that build local prosperity and respect nature.
Bark House Split Rails and Posts are hand-hewn, using antique techniques that reveal their authenticity.
Product lengths and widths are exacting. For specifications, click here.
We meet your time-frames and deliver when promised.
Black Locust is a unique character wood that lasts for generations.

List of parks with Bark House Split Rails:

Blue Ridge Parkway*
Cowpens Battleground*
Cumberland Gap*
Davey Crockett Birthplace State Park
Kings Mountain National Military Park*
Manassas Battlefield*
Moores Creek National Battlefield*
Ninety Six National Historic Site*
Overmountain Victory Trail*
Smoky Mountain National Park*
South Carolina Dept of Natural Resources
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation*
Yorktown*

*Denotes the park is maintained by the National Park Service

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October 19, 2017

Regenerative Business

Podcast with The Carol Sanford Institute: Regenerative Work

Listen to: Marty at the Regenerative Business Summit (Time 1:31) Chris and Marty speak with Carol Sanford about Bark House® (Time 35:59)

October 12, 2017

Products of Nature

The Campfire and Other Deeply Held Stories Illuminated

Ask people how the National Park system got started and they will probably tell you a story about Theodore Roosevelt and John Muir sitting together around a campfire under the skies of Yosemite, deciding it would be so. The campfire story is concrete, relatable and resonates with a rugged independent spirit. The visual of this … Continued

October 05, 2017

Projects and Designers

A Place in History

Bark House Split Rail Fencing enjoys a “place in history”. You can walk in over a dozen parks (ten of which are maintained by the National Park Service) to see the artisan work of highland craftsmen. Five unique qualities that make Bark House Split Rails so attractive: Product is 100% sourced and made in the Appalachian … Continued

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