Previous Projects

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 →

Since we build from scratch, we can do almost any modifications to your table. A popular alternative to the threshing floor sawbuck post option is using beams. See pics below from a previous project! Continue reading →

Our raw material, kiln drying, building, epoxying and spray finishing is all from/done in Southwestern Ontario! Here’s a recent custom reclaimed sawbuck table we did: Continue reading →

Since we custom build from scratch, many of customers have taken advantage of customizing their reclaimed wood sawbuck tables to their specific purpose. See a few below Continue reading →

The Ontario barnwood we use for our tables really shine when we add our clearcoat finish, pulling out all the original patina & tones. For this recent project, we used hand-hewn beams for the pedestal table posts. Continue reading →

Pioneer history comes out in the character of our reclaimed wood coffee tables. Check out this hemlock barnwood one we made: Continue reading →

We custom build our coffee tables in many different designs. For this project, we did an epoxy leg top design. Continue reading →

Our coffee tables are made from 100% Ontario barnwood. The old pioneer history comes through in the distressing of the wood. Continue reading →

We custom build our reclaimed wood coffee table from scratch. We keep nearly all the original distressing in the old Ontario barnwood. For this project, the customer opted for the polyurethane finish only [no epoxy]; so that they could physically feel the distressing. While less practical, this may be a great option in some cases such as coffee tables. See pics below! Continue reading →

Our reclaimed hemlock desks have unique warm brown & black tones. We don’t stain given the wood already has so much patina to work with. Our heavy duty clearcoat finish makes the desktop good to write & spill on. Check out a few previous projects below; Continue reading →