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Project Summary: 8′ Reclaimed Ontario Barnwood Table we made for a Breslau home – 42″ wide – Barn Joist Plank Base Option – Old Growth Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original edges & distressing maintained – Premium epoxy + satin polyurethane finish – Greytone Option – www.table.ca

Natural [no stain] reclaimed Ontario barnwood has amazing patina/character and historic nostalgia! Check out this modern reclaimed wood table we made for a Breslau home:
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Description: 4 ft Reclaimed Wood Table for Kincardine Home – 36″ wide – Hand-Hewn Pedestal Table – Original barn wood edges & distressing maintained – Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction 2″ Top – Premium Epoxy Base Coat – Matte polyurethane topcoat / Copyright HD Threshing Floor Furniture / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

Description: 6 ft Reclaimed Wood Table – 3.5 ft wide – 3″ Plank Base made from Old Barn Joist Material – Authentic distressing/edges kept – Premium epoxy resin filling coat – Matte polyurethane finish – Copyright HD Threshing Floor Furniture / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

Specifications: Toronto 6 ft Reclaimed Wood Table – 40 inch width – Reclaimed barnwood threshing board construction / Medium sanding out of original patina – Aged patina, distressing and edges kept – Premium [light coating] epoxy resin & matte polyurethane topcoat finish – 6 ft [matching] bench – Modern plank base style base / Copyright HD Threshing Floor Furniture / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

Specs: 7.5 ft Whitby, Ontario Trestle Table – 3.5′ wide – Violin Shaped Base Profile – Solid Reclaimed Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Original edge/distressing maintained – 6 Athena Chairs / Wormy Maple – Black Frame / Seat Stained Dominant Tone of Table Top / Polyurethane Clearcoat Finish / Copyright HD Threshing Floor Furniture / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

7.5 ft x 42″ Reclaimed Wood Trestle Table for Burlington Home The trestle style base is ideal for maximizing seating, as there aren’t legs on the corners [like a traditional harvest table]. Check out this one we made for a … Continue reading →