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Better Barns Hardware & Plans, LLC We are located at 126 Main St. S. (RT 61) Bethlehem, Connecticut 06751
Office: (888)266-1960
We carry window sash and trim, a variety of hardware, barn accessories and plans to build your own barn. We also keep our antique reproduction hardware for barns and interior sliding doors in stock and on display.
For our customers from afar who can't come in to see us; we do ship Monday through Friday and we are here to answer your e-mail questions and calls. We are open to visitors by appointment only. So please call or e-mail to make arrangements when you visit so we can give you our undivided attention.
Better Barns, LLCOur sister company is located just up the street from us. If you are interested in having a barn built for you please visit their office located at 22 East Street and their model center at 69 East Street (RT 132). For more information about having a barn built on your property please click on the green Better Barns logo on this page.
Better Barns Hardware & Plans, LLC offers many plan designs and a DVD to help you build your own barn. Above are photos customers have sent to us of the barns they have built themselves with our plans.
To help make your building project easier we also have the yellow pine barn sash with true divided lights. We make window sills and trim, and a transom window out of Western Red Cedar. For your hinged doors we still offer the dependable, traditional styled imported hardware that we have carried and used for years. This includes the 12" strap hinges, lockable ring latch, hooks and cane bolts. We also have many of our own products that we make here in Connecticut. We also offer a line of reproduction antique hardware that we also produce here in Connecticut. For sliding doors we make the rolling barn door plain flat strap and horseshoe shaped hangers and track. It is the same style we have found on barns that date back to the 1800's here in Connecticut, New York State and New England.
Better Barns Hardware and Plans products have been featured in:
Better Homes and Gardens magazine,
Better Homes and Gardens book Sheds and Gazebos, Popular Mechanics, Today's Homeowner,
Mother Earth News and the book
Building a Shed.
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