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84″ Desert Lake, Ontario Cottage Trestle Table with Bench & Plank Back Chairs Many of the customers I talk to at the showroom are looking for advice. The most common inquiry people have is – will this style table fit … Continue reading →

6.5 ft Reclaimed Wood Trestle Table in Toronto, Ontario House Any of our bases can be modified to your preferences, as long as the structural integrity is maintained. For example, our straight lines trestle design can be modified to have … Continue reading →

62″ Round Table in Thornhill, Ontario Made from Reclaimed Barnwood Using non-wood chairs are a great way to make the table top the centerpiece; as the softer look really makes the table top the centerpiece and avoid competing wood grain. … Continue reading →

The High Gloss Option: Ancaster 6.5 ft Reclaimed Wood Trestle Table Sample Reclaimed wood combined with our optional high gloss epoxy/polyurethane finish is the ultimate juxtaposition of old and new. Our clearest clear coat [no shine reducer treatments], it really stands … Continue reading →

Custom Reclaimed Wood End Table in Scarborough, Ontario Home End tables are great for any space where you need to set something down – by sofas, beds, near front entrances, ect. Our reclaimed wood end tables will compliment almost any … Continue reading →

54″ Round Reclaimed Wood Kitchen/Dining Table with Black Parsons in Drayton, Ontario One of the main benefits of a round table is – unlike a rectangular table – everyone is facing each other. This allows for a more interactive meal. … Continue reading →

An increasingly part of our business is boardroom tables. The contrast of modern commercial spaces and warm, reclaimed wood is a winning combination. Our epoxy finish makes using heavily distressed Ontario barnwood a viable option [smoothness is particularly important on … Continue reading →

Check out this set we made for a beautiful forest hideaway in Georgetown, Ontario. This room has exceptional colour coordination; from the art to the paint. It really displays how a reclaimed wood table brings a lot of different tones … Continue reading →

  Pine VS Hemlock I often tell my customers who are familiar with wood to “forget what they know about Pine or Hemlock” when it comes to reclaimed. The difference between reclaimed to new Pine or Hemlock is substantial. See the … Continue reading →