Previous Projects

48” Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Island we made for a Burlington, Ontario home – 39” wide – 2 Doors / 1 Drawer – Skirting – Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor & Grainery Board Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Bread Edge Ends – Unfinished – Lee Valley Hardware – www.table.ca

For a raw feel, consider going completely unfinished. While this will be less practical for cleaning/ rough to the touch ect, it may appropriate for your application. Check out this unfinished barnwood island we made for a Burlington customer: Continue reading →

Old Ontario barns were the birthplace of agriculture in Canada. The authentic distressing in our raw material represents that history. We’re committed to maintaining that distressing; see a few reclaimed wood trestle table projects at the unfinished stage to demonstrate:
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We over-size our builds for maximum sturdiness and longevity. Check out this previous reclaimed wood table project at the unfinished stage/construction process: Continue reading →

The way we get the unique look of our tables in our keeping of almost all the old barnwood distressing. The wood comes in from the pioneer barn twisted,cupped, cracked and many other things after being a barn floor board for 100+ years. By doing everything by hand and other methods, we’re able to take out twists ect while maintaining the distressing and having a flat table surface. Check out this previous reclaimed wood trestle table project at the unfinished stage: Continue reading →

In order to maintain as much of the authentic barnwood distressing, we custom build everything by hand. Here’s some pics from production of our reclaimed wood trestle tables at the unfinished stage: Continue reading →

Ontario has many beautiful, historic pioneer barns. The process of reclaiming the old wood and preserving the original distressing in our furniture is complicated. In today’s blog post you can see “behind the scenes” of the logistics side of this process. Continue reading →

Ontario’s rich pioneer history comes out in old threshing floor boards we use. Every mark has a story to it. One of our most popular builds are reclaimed wood benches. For this blog post – check out some of these previous projects. If only these boards could speak! Continue reading →

reclaimed wood bench, rustic bench Continue reading →

modern reclaimed wood tables Continue reading →

reclaimed wood harvest tables Continue reading →