Showing posts with label outdoor green furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outdoor green furniture. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Friday, April 30, 2010

The latest in Outdoor Recycled Furniture

It's that time of year again people. Come on by the store. I've got a lot of outdoor furniture this spring. Adirnodaks, four footers, singles, outdoor side tables. Really great stuff. 1585 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Fairfax, CA.

All wood is salvaged! All recycled and finished with a Soy Base finish. Feel good sitting on these!
Custom built outdoor furniture sets!


Friday, March 27, 2009

Getting Together - Fundraiser - San Anselmo

Lance over at LC BioFuels was kind enough to invite me to participate in this great community gathering honoring local green business as well as the runners for "Run For 1 Planet". It was a great fundraiser, with plenty of good food and good company.


I was able to bring three of my recycled redwood benches for display. A 5', 4' and a single.

I also brought a "natural" edged backless bench made out of milled elm (the tree had died of Dutch Elm Disease).

It was fun meeting everyone and I look forward to continued business and contact.


Here are the following urls for the participants. Best, Dean
www.runforoneplanet.com
www.http://www.lcbiofuels.com/
www.blueskyshipping.com
www.hurricanehauling.com
www.ireuse.com
www.hopecabinetry.com

Greener Excavations and Construction, Inc.
greenerexc@yahoo.com

Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Modern sitting benches Custom Order



Custom order. It was a pleasure to get to work with a very talented landscape architect. Brian of Tierra Seca Landscape Design, ordered these beauties for an upcoming show. It was a different direction for me, but I'm glad I was able to accomplish a vision.

Friday, November 30, 2007

Rocking Chair


Made this out of scraps I had left over from the garden benches.

Tuesday, November 6, 2007

Outdoor Dining Table and Benches




Recycled Redwood Set. Friends out in Mendocino tore down their deck to add an addition on to their home. Guess who got the old Deck?? This Redwood was originally milled off that land.

Fir Slab Bench w/ Walnut Inlay




The wood came from a nice couple out in Nicasio. They have a bunch of wood that was milled four years ago from fallen Fir Trees. A natural edge finishes this piece. It is however very very heavy.

Five Foot Garden Bench


100% Recycled Redwood. From my ongoing collection of salvaged Redwood. It sits three very
comfortably.