Australian Hardwood Dining Tables & Timber Furniture Photo Gallery

334 Victoria Road, Gladesville
Ph: 9817 6999

78 Parramatta Road, Stanmore
Ph: 9557 7770

		On site at a NSW sawmill
		On an educational tour with NSW State Forests
		On tour with NSW State Forests
		The biggest saw I ever saw!
		Pete transforming the antique Maryborough Sugar Mill moulding.
		The moulding in the process of being transformed.
		Juliet infront of the transformed Maryborough Sugar Mill molding.
		A nice shot of the back room at Gladesville.
		Our V leg red gum table makes quite a statement in a very modern house.
		Meet Mike our Special Projects Manager with the Lecturn he made for a team of commercial lawyers in River Red Gum.
		Pete outside our factory with the Henly Red Gum lowline and a customers matching dining table. Just before it was about to be delivered.
		Juliet in the Stanmore Showroom.
		Meet Nola, Pete's Mum. She is an experienced interior decorator and the Manager of our Stanmore Showroom.
		Pete rescuing a massive tree branch dug up by the RTA just before it was about to be cut up and sent to the tip. It was Ironbark and well over 400 years old. Needless to say it weighed a tonne. He had the perfect spot for it....
		Even though it had been in a bush fire, this chared piece of red gum still made an amazing piece of furniture. We left the black edge on as a conversation piece.
		Always helpful, our Sales Manager Bill at the Gladesville Showroom
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		A busy day at Wildwood Designs
		Pete at the Wildwood Designs factory discussing with Rob Fry the options for the Cedar Root table.
		JULY 2005 The old jarrah floorboards being prepared for removal from the old Gladesville Police station. Pete made picture frames out of the old Blue skirting boards also from the police station
		JULY 2005 The cell block door to the old Gladesville Police station. Pete salvaged it from the demolition site on Victoria Road in July 2005. One man's trash is another man's treasure.
		APRIL 2005 Pete in Western Australia next to some old jarrah logs cut down many years ago. This is what we call "Reclaimed" Jarrah. Trees this old and of this size are not being cut down anymore due to restrictions imposed by the West Australian Government.


		AUGUST 05 Pete with an old Jarrah log.

		AUGUST 05 Pete with a Reclaimed Redgum log in Murray River Country, Victoria.

		AUGUST 05 Pete scouting the Murray for reclaimed Red Gum

		AUGUST 05 Looking for old timber with Dad is always a good adventure.

		AUGUST 05 Old Hardwood Slabs ready for kiln drying.