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Cedar Mailbox
April 26, 2009

When I replaced my windows I kept the red cedar frames. After being exposed to the elements for forty years the staples and tracks were disintegrating, but the wood looked…
Lilly/Hosta door
April 25, 2009

Made of reclaimed Douglas Fir (from a factory demolition) and a reclaimed Yellow Cedar wall. The door handle comes from an old door. But recycling is to me more than re-using, also...
Antique Oak Coffee Table becomes Ken’s Toolbox
April 24, 2009

Some time ago, my brother-in-law Ken handed me a sack of wooden parts that were once an antique oak coffee table. The table had just fallen apart over time. He…
Once was a dance hall
April 24, 2009

THIS IS ABOUT 70 LINEAR FEET OF FENCE,GATE ,EC ALL BUILT FROM LUMBER RECLAIMED FROM AN 1912 ,2500 SQAURE FOOT DANCE HALL IN BURNABY BC. CANADA. THE FENCE STANDS 6FEET,6INCHS,…
Wall Display
April 23, 2009

Random design of old pine boards suitable for spice rack or other display.
Mudroom Bench
April 23, 2009

Mudroom bench and coat rack made from wood reclaimed during a kitchen remodel of our house. The house dates to 1820s and the wood appears to have been reused from even…
Recycled Wood Coffee Table
April 23, 2009

Coffee table made from a fir post and fir flooring salvaged from an old Victorian home in Eureka, California. Stripes are from an old piece of redwood and a leftover…
Arts & Crafts Collection From Recycled Oak from Restaurant Going Out of Business
April 23, 2009

These Arts and Crafts pieces were made entirely from oak that I got from a restaurant that was going out of business. The wood cost me nothing.
Nightstand
April 23, 2009

Three drawer nightstand with hidden compartment in the top, 25"w X 14 3/8"d X 28 7/8"h, recycled cedar paneling, ebonized oak accents, aspen drawer boxes
Reclaimed Fir and Ipe bookcase
April 23, 2009

This piece is built from 80 year old doug fir framing lumber that I removed as part of a small dormer addition for some clients. The panels and shelves are…

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