Previous Projects

The character of our raw material is what provides the very rustic final look. The epoxy finish allows us to keep all this original distressing while being practical for every day use. Check out this rustic trestle table we made: Continue reading →

We delivery [& setup] throughout Ontario. We’ve need many corners of this beautiful province. This trestle table project specifically was for a Toronto home: Continue reading →

Reclaimed hemlock has a range of deep brown patina that will bring warmth into a space. Check out this recent sawbuck table project: Continue reading →

For a combination of reclaimed wood & modern design, consider our plank base tables. This is the simplest, most “straight lines” table we do. Check out this reclaimed wood table project with a plank style base: Continue reading →

Our durable/waterproof finish makes our tops good for practical, daily use. We maintain nearly all the original distressing in the reclaimed wood which provides the unique look of our stuff. Check out this desk project we made with a matte black metal base: Continue reading →

Our shaker chairs are a simple country style that complement the style of our tables. On this project the customer opted to have them painted black, which provides a nice contrast to the reclaimed wood sawbuck table top. The benches at the ends make for practical seating options and slide out of the way when not in use. See pics below! Continue reading →

To feel more of the original barnwood distressing, consider our light epoxy coating option. With this option we fill the character in the wood less. This trestle table customer opted for this option: Continue reading →

We have a few treatment options if you’re looking for a primarily grey coloured option. Here’s a trestle table project we made with the Barnboard Greytone Treatment opion: Continue reading →

For a more industrial look, consider our metal base option. For this reclaimed wood table project, we did a stainless steel U Shaped base: Continue reading →

Since we build from scratch, we can do almost any modifications to your table. A popular alternative to the threshing floor sawbuck post option is using beams. See pics below from a previous project! Continue reading →