Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 1
Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 2
Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 3
Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 4
Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 5
Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table 6
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Reclaimed Timber-Frame Trestle Dining Table, Farm Table

$2,295

I am pleased to announce the arrival of the Timber-Frame Trestle Table, designed to mimic the style of framing construction the reclaimed timbers were sourced from. This table is available in custom sizes, in lengths from 7 to 12 feet. The table is made from architecturally salvaged Reclaimed Douglas Fir, which was milled in Oregon approximately 100 years ago. This a true modern-antique piece, and I am happy to see a historic lumber product receive a second life as furniture. Reclaimed antique wood is truly unrivaled in terms of its beauty, density and clarity. Additionally, reclaimed lumber is valuable for its historical significance. Reclaimed lumber is generally supplied from buildings built around the turn of the century and, as a consequence, is a reflection on the history of certain regions and industries. Recycled wood is very popular with those of us concerned with the environmental issues surrounding logging of the remaining stands of old growth forest. My reclaimed lumber products come from old growth forests harvested decades ago and reduce the need to harvest current old growth stands. Salvaged lumber generally contains varying degrees of "character marks" which result from previous joinery and the period milling process. These include saw marks, bolt and nail holes, mortises, notches, and the seasoning checks which result from being air-dried for many years. These are testament to the age and history of the piece, and in combination with the patina formed over many years, they give the piece a unique and visually interesting surface quality that is impossible to fake. This finish on this table is resistant to wine, beer, cola, coffee, tea, fruit juices, milk and water etc. according to German Industrial DIN 68861 - 1C. The finish does not contain biocides or preservatives. It is safe for man, animal and plant when dry and complies with German DIN 53160 (fast to perspiration and saliva) and EURO-NORM EN 71 (suitable for children's toys). This finish makes product care simple and easy. In most cases all that's needed is an occasional wipe-down with a soft cloth dampened with water. A detailed finish description is available on request. I take my finish process very seriously, and can work with you every step of the way to match a specific existing color, compliment a room tone, or to create something entirely new and unique. This table design is fully customizable to the smallest detail, and is offered as a custom item if you need a certain size or color to fit your space. Due to the size/weight of this particular table, please contact me for accurate shipping quotes to your city. I offer shipping to the lower 48 States via professionally packed, insured, hand-delivered freight service.

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Jonathan January

Jonathan January

Jonathan January

Corvallis, OR
Member since: 2012
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I specialize in reclaimed materials, healthy and environmentally friendly finishes, and run a full custom furniture shop and retail store in Oregon. I am a strong advocate of recycling in its many forms, and am proud to offer historic lumber products a second life as a work of art or furniture. I am involved with the materials I use from the very beginning, whether it be architectural salvage, or rescuing logs from pulp yards and milling them into raw lumber. From selection and processing to finished product and shipping, I am involved every step of the way. I appreciate both the process and the benefits of using salvaged materials and historical lumber to design and fabricate second-life products, while minimizing or negating resource consumption.

I can work with you from the earliest stages of design, through fabrication and delivery. Due to the age, color, grain, and source of my materials, each piece is unique and one of a kind, and is therefore customizable to the smallest detail. I pride myself in offering sustainable, responsible, and healthful solutions for your design needs.

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