Previous Projects

We offer a U Shaped metal base option; custom built to a proportionate size for any table top. For this project, we did a distressed steel version. The reclaimed hemlock barnwood table top contrasts nicely with the industrial style base. See pics below! Continue reading →

We maintain the original distressing in the old Ontario barnwood we use, while making practical with modern clearcoat finishing. We design everything around the way it came out of the old barn. Within the frame style, which tends to vary a lot one project to another depending on customer preferences, we take this approach as well. Check out this modified reclaimed wood table with a frame base with a bench we made for a customer. See pics below: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood harvest tables [4 leg style] come with the option of turned, tapered [with a notch], turned or straight barn windbrace beam legs. For this harvest table project the customer opted for the tapered option; see pics below! Continue reading →

We offer an extra thick 3″ thick top often using the reclaimed joists from the interior of the old barn. Check out this trestle table we made with this option: Continue reading →

Ontario barnwood will make any space more warm and rustic. Check out this extendable trestle base table we made: Continue reading →

The traditional [4 leg] harvest style option has the posts on the corners. While less ideal when wanting to seat alot of people, it is easier to clean underneath. Check out this previous project: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed hemlock tables are made from old Ontario barnwood. The 2 stage clearcoat finish [epoxy + satin polyurethane finish] allows us to maintain the original distressing while making the table practical for every day use [smoother, waterproof, easy to clean ect]. Check out this reclaimed wood table we created: Continue reading →

All our tables are custom built to any size. 42″ wide is most common; but 36″ is typical for narrower space; 48″ typical for large sized [over 8′] tables. Check out this reclaimed wood trestle table project we did with our epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat filling: Continue reading →

While many of our customer opt for the practicality of our epoxy finish, it can be opted out of. This is typically in cases where the customer wants to feel all the original distressing/ barnwood character. This reclaimed wood trestle table customer opted for this option: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood boardroom tables combine Ontario history + practicality. This is one of a series of boardroom tables we made for a firm. Montreal, Quebec project shown below: Continue reading →