Previous Projects

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 →

7 ft Reclaimed Wood 3″ Plank Post Table in Grimsby, Ontario Home All our table tops are made from old barn floor boards (“threshing floor”) found in the pioneer barns that dot the landscape around Ontario. Long before the wood … Continue reading →

Pitch Day at Conestoga College Recently HD Threshing Floor Furniture sponsored a pitch day at Conestoga College, where Gerald Reinink is an alumni of the Business Management Program. Promoting entrepreneurship is very important in making Ontario strong in the future. … Continue reading →

A totally different approach.. We recently created this rustic dining table for a client in Oakville, Ontario. This Frame design [a page dedicated to this style soon to be created on this website] features 4 heavy-duty, hand-made legs; with adjoining … Continue reading →

For a straight lines/ modern look to a distressed table – consider one of plank tables. The wide ends emphasize the beautiful character of reclaimed barnwood. We recently custom built this table for a new home near Caledon, Ontario. Details: 8 … Continue reading →

This past weekend we had the pleasure of being a part of the 2013 Green Living Show. We were part of the show in 2010 and 2011 as well [not 2012 as the date of the show was my wedding … Continue reading →

Check out this big trestle we recently built for a customer in Toronto, Ontario. It is a example of exceptional combining of furniture and wall art. Details: 12.5 ft Trestle Table – 52″wide – Premium epoxy/matte polyurethane finish – Reclaimed Threshing … Continue reading →

For something different.. Consider using a table style to act as an island; essentially by just raising the height. We did just that for a customer in Kitchener, Ontario. Check out this reclaimed wood island; finished with our epoxy and … Continue reading →