Previous Projects

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 →

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 →

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 →

Old growth Hemlock Barnwood is predominantly brown [less red than old growth Pine]. The broad range of brown & black natural tones will stand out as a centerpiece. Check out the trestle base project we finished with our epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat finish: Continue reading →

To really eventuate the top, some of our customers opt for a painted base. In this case, the customer opted for a white with sandthroughs options for their reclaimed wood trestle table: Continue reading →

Our durable, waterproof finish is ideal for commercial applications such as boardroom tables. Check out this boardroom project we completed with a trestle base: Continue reading →

A post style table is best with bench seating as it avoids those seated hitting their knees on table parts. Check out this reclaimed wood trestle base project: Continue reading →