Previous Projects

An alternative to our threshing floor sawbuck base is a beam style. This northern Ontario cottage customer opted for this option [see pics below]. We also provided custom finished Mill chairs in wormy maple. Continue reading →

The colour of our furniture comes from the age of the wood. The older wood gets, the darker it gets. Since the raw material we use is 150+ years old, it comes to us with a lot of darkness/patina already present. The clear epoxy + polyurethane finish pulls out the darkness. See pics below of an extendable reclaimed wood sawbuck table: Continue reading →

Hemlock Threshing Floor Boards have a beautiful range of warm brown tones. Check out this previous sawbuck table project: Continue reading →

Our greytone treatment maintains the colour of unfinished in the old Ontario barnwood, while still allowing for our innovative epoxy + polyurethane finish. Check out this recent sawbuck table project: Continue reading →

Reclaimed Ontario barnwood has lots of interesting character arising from years of pioneer / agricultural work over many years. This can be seen in our table tops: Continue reading →

All our tables can extend up to 18″ at either end. This reclaimed wood sawbuck table customer opted for a leaf on one end. Continue reading →

Our black stain treatment option makes our reclaimed wood tables consistently dark throughout, while still maintaining the original character / distressing / character and patina range tones in the Ontario barnwood we use. Here’s a recent project custom sawbuck table we did using this process: Continue reading →

We offer a beam style option for our sawbuck tables, check out this recent project: Continue reading →

We over-size the dimensions and go over-kill when building our furniture so that our product will last for many years to come.

While many of our customer opt for our epoxy + polyurethane finish, there is the option of a no epoxy/ polyurethane only finish. This sawbuck table customer opted for this option in the greytone treatment [colour of unfinished] colour: Continue reading →

A 2-post style table is best when you have built-in bench seating. Corner legs would be an issue as people would constantly be hitting their knees. This is a recent project wherein there was inset bench seating on three sides, with a 2 post sawbuck style reclaimed wood table: Continue reading →