Previous Projects

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 →

Our bleached option keeps the light colour of unfinished; but cuts out all the brown [no stain, just clearcoat finish]. Check out this reclaimed wood harvest table we made for a customer with this option: Continue reading →

Grey Reclaimed Wood Table made from Ontario Barnwood Our greytone treatment option maintains the light colour of unfinished wood, while still allowing for our thick epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat finish. Check our this previous sawbuck table project:

To really feel all the original distressing, consider our polyurethane finish with no epoxy filling. While this may be less practical for cleaning ect, it may be perfect for your application. Here’s some pics from a previous project. In this case we also did a modified version of our sawbuck base option. 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 →

The way we get the unique look of our tops is our inventive epoxy + polyurethane finish combination; allowing us to keep nearly all the original distressing in the reclaimed Ontario barnwood. Here’s a recent reclaimed wood sawbuck table project we did with our greytone [colour of unfinished] greytone treatment option: 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 →