Previous Projects

Our reclaimed wood harvest tables are custom built to any size, even small sizes for condos and apartments. The skirting can also be modified to accommodate high arm chairs. Check out this custom harvest table we made for a Toronto space [see pics below!]: Continue reading →

Old Ontario barn wood is filled with unique character. We keep that character; and then make the top practical for heavy use. Check out this rustic trestle table we made for a Port Severn cottage Continue reading →

Specs: 7′ Niagara-on-the-Lake Trestle Table – 48″ wide – Reclaimed Hemlock Threshing Floor Construction – Premium epoxy/polyurethane finish – Original edges/distressing kept – Matte White Paint with Sandthroughs Base – Authentic Ontario Barnwood / Copyright HD Threshing Floor Furniture / www.hdthreshing.com Continue reading →

48″x40″ Reclaimed Wood Table with Matte Black Metal Base for Port Dover Home All our bases are custom built proportionate to the size of the table top; even as small as 4 ft length. Check out this reclaimed wood table … Continue reading →

6’x42″ Rustic Reclaimed Wood Extendable Trestle Table & Buckhorn  Chairs for Markham Home All our tables are custom built form scratch. Almost any element of the base can be customized. This Markham customer, for example, opted for curved instead of … Continue reading →

6’x42″ Reclaimed Wood Violin Shaped Trestle Table for Kitchener Home The older wood is, the darker it gets. Since the barnwood we reclaim is so old, it already has a lot of darkness, so we don’t stain. Check out this … Continue reading →

8.5′ x 46″ Lora Bay Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table & Buckhorn Chairs Our reclaimed wood tables work in a diverse types of spaces; from modern to rustic. Here’s an example of a reclaimed wood sawbuck table we made for a more … Continue reading →

Custom 14′ x 6’  Reclaimed Wood Boardroom Table with Epoxy Finish for New Hamburg Company We custom build reclaimed wood boardroom tables to any size – even very large sizes [we’ve done up to 30 ft x 6 ft; and … Continue reading →