Reclaimed Trestle Table
The Reclaimed Lumber Farm Table during years past was a place to gather, and share a meal, have a discussion, or play a game of chess. Our Reclaimed Lumber Farm Table boasts an impressive span of almost 10 FEET LONG, with a solid steel frame, ensuring a gathering place for your family for generations to come. The history of the historic barn which the wood was reclaimed stays with the lumber that I use to craft your Farm Table. Dimensions: 117.5" L x 38.75" W x 31.25" H - Custom orders accepted Special Handling Delivery Required (Please contact us to discuss) Material: Wood, Steel (Steel: Clear coat, Powder Coat, or Natural) Finish: Natural Live Edge Lumber available for top- message for a quote Minor Assembly Required- if shipped Custom orders are very welcome Local Pick up available
Style
- live edge
Type
- wood
Material
- steel
- reclaimed
Features
- eco-friendly
Base
- trestle
- metal
Function
- farm
Meet the Maker
Angela Crouse
Reclaimed Barns and Beams
RECLAIMED LUMBER
Centrally located in Indiana, Reclaimed Barns and Beams offers antique boards, historic paneling, hand hewn beams, and trim for discerning clientele. Our inventory boasts one of the best selections of antique lumber products. All of which can be left "as-is" or milled to your custom specifications.
Our clients include home builders, interior designers, architects, and wood artisans. We want to build relationships through hard work, honesty and integrity as it is vital to our business success. Please, give us a call, we'd love to chat.
America's heritage has stood in the fields and beside farm houses for over a century in the form of barns. Historic barns are becoming more difficult to find, and due to the increase in commercial zoned land are being destroyed. Reclaimed Barns & Beams reclaims the wood from these hand hewed, pinned barns that have stood the tests of time. It is our hope that we can transform this wood into vintage farm tables, chairs, ceiling beams, mantles and more. This will give us a chance to keep the history of these barns alive and with us for years to come.