Previous Projects

A harvest table is defined as a table with 4 legs, although it tends to be a “catch all” term for rustic tables. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a La Salle home:

Project Summary: 6′ Ontario Barnwood Table we made for a LaSalle home – Harvest Base: Tapered with a Notch Windbrace Beam Legs – Reclaimed Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original distressing & edges maintained – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

Custom Ontario Barnwood Harvest Table with Turned Legs for a Waterloo Home The rich history of Ontario pioneers comes through in the surfaces our our raw material. Project Summary: 10′ Ontario Barnwood Table we made for a Waterloo home – … Continue reading →

5′ Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Table we made for a Parry Sound home – 42″ wide – 36″ [Counter] Height – Harvest Base: Straight 4″x4″ Windbrace Beam Legs Option – Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Black Stain Option – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

Old Growth Pine Reclaimed [Ontario] Barnwood Table we made for a Mississauga home – 5′ length – 42″ wide – Harvest Base: Straight 4″x4″ Windbrace Beam Legs – Pine Threshing Floor Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – 5′ [matching] Plank Base Bench – 4 Modified Plank Back Chairs / Wormy Maple / Painted Black / Polyurethane clearcoat finish – www.table.ca

Old Growth Pine is a lot different than new pine. In original natural Ontario forests the trees would grow taller rather than wider [although wider as well] so the grain was tight. New pine is commercially grown so the trees are space further apart [allowing for more sunlight] so the trees grows a lot quicker. Since noone is going to wait 100 years to harvest their bush there won’t be wood like this ever again, especially combined with the pioneer distressing. This Mississauga customer opted for old growth pine for their reclaimed wood harvest table project:

Old Growth Pine is a lot different than new pine. In original natural Ontario forests the trees would grow taller rather than wider [although wider as well] so the grain was tight. New pine is commercially grown so the trees are space further apart [allowing for more sunlight] so the trees grows a lot quicker. Since noone is going to wait 100 years to harvest their bush there won’t be wood like this ever again, especially combined with the pioneer distressing. This Mississauga customer opted for old growth pine for their reclaimed wood harvest table project: Continue reading →

Our innovative 2 stage clearcoat finish makes our reclaimed wood table top waterproof. Check out this recent harvest table we did using reclaimed hemlock:

Project summary: 5′ Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Table we made for an Ariss, Ontario Home – 42″ deep – Harvest Base: Tapered Windbrace Beam Legs – Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – 5′ [matching] Bench – www.table.ca Continue reading →

As opposed to the hemlock barnwood we use, the old growth Pine is more reddish. The 2 stage epoxy + satin polyurethane finish pulls out the old wood patina. Check out the recent harvest table project we made for a Bolton home:

Project details: 12′ Ontario Barnwood Harvest Table we made for a Bolton, Ontario home – 42″ wide – Original edges & distressing maintained – Old growth Pine Threshing Floor 2″ Top – Straight 4″x4″ Windbrace Beam Legs – Two 15″ Leaf Extensions [making total length 174″ when extended] – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – www.table.ca Continue reading →

Our rustic reclaimed wood harvest tables can come in the natural colour of unfinished, with the benefit of our epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat finish. Check out this kitchen harvest table & matching bench project: Continue reading →

Our innovative 2-stage clearcoat finish allows us to maintain almost everything that is in the old barn floor board/ threshing floor boards we use. Whatever would have gone in an Ontario pioneer barn we are able to keep. Check out this reclaimed harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

We keep the original edges the way they came out of the old barn. Not live edge, or cut edge, the edges really show the authentic Ontario barnwood distressing. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →

The way we get the unique look of our tables is keeping nearly all the original distressing from historic Ontario barns. The older distressing in a board gets, the darker it gets. This is why the distressing in our tops is black; as it is so old. This can’t be done artificially created. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer: Continue reading →