Previous Projects

73 1/2″ Reclaimed Wood Island Top for Mount Forest home- 49 1/2″ wide – 2″ thick Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Premium epoxy + matte polyurethane finish – www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

Details: 7′ Reclaimed Wood Island – 42″ wide – Waterfall Ends – 3″ Thick Grainery Room Joist Construction – 42″ [Bar] Height – Original Edges & Distressing Kept – Hemlock Construction – Premium epoxy + Satin Polyurethane finish – www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

Our custom reclaimed wood islands an be done to any specs. We keep the old distressing and then make waterproof/durable with our innovative 2 stage epoxy/polyurethane finish. Check out this one we recently made for a Puslinch, Ontario customer: Continue reading →

Reclaimed Wood Island in Kitchener, Ontario For additional storage in a kitchen, consider one of our custom islands. The finish on the top allows for wet food prep. Check out this one we did in Kitchener: Description: Reclaimed Wood Island … Continue reading →

8 ft Straight Lines Harvest Design Reclaimed Wood Island in Danforth, Toronto, Ontario Islands can be done so many ways. If you already have a large kitchen, additional drawers and doors in your island may not be necessary. An elevated top … Continue reading →

Custom Reclaimed Wood Island in Guelph, ON Given the waterproof, heat and cold resistant and durable nature of our epoxy/polyurethane finish, we create a lot of island tops and full islands. These can be custom made with any quantity of … Continue reading →

We custom build all our product from scratch. When it comes to islands, this is a good thing. Islands vary quite a bit depending on the space, style and size of a kitchen. Check out this sample of a recently … Continue reading →

For something different.. Consider using a table style to act as an island; essentially by just raising the height. We did just that for a customer in Kitchener, Ontario. Check out this reclaimed wood island; finished with our epoxy and … Continue reading →