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Reclaimed Wood Table in Dresden, Ontario Our hand-hewn beam pedestal base option has extreme distressing. You can see the broadax marks made over 100 years ago by a pioneer building his barn. This option has a particularly heavy-duty look. Check … Continue reading →

Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table with Thick Top in Waterloo, Ontario For a more heavy duty look; consider our 3″ top option. Check out this option on a harvest base below! Details: 56″ Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table – 34″ wide – … Continue reading →

12 ft Reclaimed Wood Custom Boardroom Table   Despite using rough, distressed wood, we don’t do rough hand work. We aim to combine fine craftmanship and rustic wood in such a way that the build is strong, but the distressing … Continue reading →

7′ Toronto Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table  Our reclaimed wood sawbuck tables work in many different types of spaces. The straight lines design is both modern and rustic. Check out pics below of one we did for a customer in Toronto, … Continue reading →

12 ft Boat Shape Reclaimed Wood Boardroom Table in Brampton, Ontario We do more than just rectangular shaped, 2″ thick top reclaimed wood tables. Check out this very unique boat shaped boardroom table we custom built for a Brampton company. … Continue reading →

10 ft Reclaimed Wood Harvest Table with ‘Cottager’ Chairs in Guelph, Ontario The general guideline for seating is 2 ft of table length/person based on roughly 19″ chair width. Another factor, however, is the style of table base. With a … 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 →

Reclaimed Wood Sawbuck Table in Lynden, Ontario Our reclaimed wood tables are great for pulling in tones from everywhere in the space. The wide range of tones is a result of the aged patina [the older wood gets, the darker … Continue reading →

A common style choice for conference tables is our harvest table design – with four legs and skirting. We typically make the skirting and legs black (for a more formal look) and do faux drawer front on the ends for … Continue reading →