| The following two items were made from recycled redwood fencing. Normally, when a fence falls over, the materials go straight to the land fill. I decided to recycle the usable parts. It would be easier to use straight, clean new wood but the colors and textures from recycle wood is really worth the trouble and extra labor. The first table is just over 5 foot long and about 30 inches wide. The top is made using the slats and the legs are the old posts. This table is available or you may order custom built redwood tables. There is still a good supply of the used fencing and we are looking for post and should have them when needed. Contact us if you're interested by clicking here. The second table was built to support the lathe you see attached. It is a heavy duty table made of the 2 x 4s and 4 x 4 posts from the same fence as the first table. |
| This is an entry way table build as a gift in the 90s located just below the shelf in the above picture. To enlarge click here. |
| The cubbyhole shelf, to the right, was made to finish up a room as a custom order. To enlarge, click here. |
| This table was custom ordered. It is made of new African Mahogany on the top and recycle crate materials on the legs and body of the table. These recycled materials came from all around the world and are the same type as used in the first mailbox. For more data on that, click here. To enlarge, click here. |
This table and chair are totally made out of salvaged
materials. The branches were cut to clear a work area on
a job site and were in the trash pile. The lumber was
salvaged from an old fence. This was made in the late
1990's and currently is owned by one of my grandsons.
To enlarge click here.
materials. The branches were cut to clear a work area on
a job site and were in the trash pile. The lumber was
salvaged from an old fence. This was made in the late
1990's and currently is owned by one of my grandsons.
To enlarge click here.
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