Previous Projects

All our tables can extend up to 18″ at either end. This reclaimed wood sawbuck table customer opted for a leaf on one end. Continue reading →

All our tables are custom built to any size. 42″ wide is most common; but 36″ is typical for narrower space; 48″ typical for large sized [over 8′] tables. Check out this reclaimed wood trestle table project we did with our epoxy + polyurethane clearcoat filling: Continue reading →

While many of our customer opt for the practicality of our epoxy finish, it can be opted out of. This is typically in cases where the customer wants to feel all the original distressing/ barnwood character. This reclaimed wood trestle table customer opted for this option: Continue reading →

Our reclaimed wood boardroom tables combine Ontario history + practicality. This is one of a series of boardroom tables we made for a firm. Montreal, Quebec project shown below: Continue reading →

Our harvest tables are custom built to any size. For this project the project called for a narrow table top at 32″. We also maintained the light colour of unfinished barnwood with our greytone treatment option. See pics below! Continue reading →

We offer a beam style option for our sawbuck tables, check out this recent project: Continue reading →

If you’d like to feel the character of the wood more, consider our light epoxy coating option. We fill the distressing in less than our typical in this case. Check out this reclaimed trestle base table we made with this finish: Continue reading →

We build by hand using reclaimed Ontario pioneer barnwood. Maintaining nearly all the original distressing provides the unique look of our furniture. Check out this hemlock trestle table project: Continue reading →

We over-size the dimensions and go over-kill when building our furniture so that our product will last for many years to come.

While many of our customer opt for our epoxy + polyurethane finish, there is the option of a no epoxy/ polyurethane only finish. This sawbuck table customer opted for this option in the greytone treatment [colour of unfinished] colour: Continue reading →

The raw material we use comes from the old pioneer barns that dot the Ontario landscape. Part of Ontario’s heritage is preserved in the distressing of these old boards. Continue reading →