Previous Projects

All our reclaimed wood tables can extend up to 18″ at either end. Check out this previous sawbuck table project with this option: Continue reading →

The light colour of unfinished barnwood can be maintained with our greytone treatment option + epoxy/polyurethane finish. Our innovative clearcoating process allows us to maintain nearly all the original barnwood distressing. See pics below of a previous project: Continue reading →

To feel more of the the character of the old wood, while not sacrificing all the practicality/waterproofing/durability benefits of an epoxy + polyurethane finish, consider our light coating epoxy option. See pics below of a reclaimed wood table top we finished with this option: Continue reading →

For an even heavier duty look, consider our 3″ thick top. See a previous table project with this option: Continue reading →

The character of old Ontario barnwood shows the history of pioneers going back over a hundred years. This can be seen in the character of our reclaimed wood table tops: Continue reading →

Since we custom build from scratch, many of customers have taken advantage of customizing their reclaimed wood sawbuck tables to their specific purpose. See a few below Continue reading →

Any of our table styles can be modified to serve as a desk. We recently made this sawbuck style desk for a client. See pics below. Continue reading →

Custom Threshing Floor Walls Style Reclaimed Wood Desk for Toronto Company Our unique epoxy & polyurethane finish allows us to use heavily distressed wood in office/boardroom applications. The tops are durable, waterproof and good for writing on. Check out this … Continue reading →

Rustic Reclaimed Wood Hutch in Wheatley Home Our reclaimed wood hutches can be done to any size/quantity of doors/drawers. If you’re just looking for a lot of extra storage, you may just want to do big doors. This is what … Continue reading →

12 ft Reclaimed Wood Table with 12 chairs in Puslinch, Ontario Using black and/or black stains is a great way to create contrast and emphasize our heavily distressed reclaimed wood tops. This harvest table we made for a customer is Puslinch … Continue reading →