Glenaroua Station

Kenney Pierce Timber helped put new life back into the stunning old Glenaroua Station building. With timber supplied by our client, we detailed the end of the beams for this pergola, along with other projects on the property.

From the recycled door to the recycled windows, the hardwood beams and the lining boards Kenney Pierce Timber supplied everything you can see in this cute little garden shed.

We were also very lucky to build these 100% recycled Blackbutt timber cabinets and fireplace mantlepieces.

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Recycled Timber

Since 1985 Kenney Pierce Timber have been recycling timber from trees hundreds of years old. And they haven't cut down a single tree! That's because Kenney Pierce are pioneers in the recycled timber business. Kenney Pierce Timber is always top quality aged recycled timbers - gathered from demolished woolstores, bridges, warehouses - in fact anywhere that precious materials from the past can be found. Old native timbers like: Jarrah, Ironbark, Spotted Gum, and Blackbutt, Redgum, even old growth Oregon suitable for joinery. Whatever you need, we can get it for you. Timber services ranging from: Recycled Timber Victoria | Timber Recycling | Recycled Timber Sales | Timber Machining Solid Timber Benchtops | Solid Timber Joinery | De-nailing & Metal Detecting | Timber Victoria

Recycled Hand Carved Hardwood Sink

Our Joiner and Production Manager, Kaya had fun with this job. This was a rare opportunity to turn a large slap of recycled hardwood into one solid bathroom vanity top. The below photo shows the incredible labour that went into hand-carving the space where the sink will fit.

WWI Bridge-Layer Tank Wheels

We have a never-ending commitment to preserving timbers and bringing them back to life. Kenney Pierce Timber was part of an amazing project that gave us the opportunity to not only preserve some gorgeous timber, but also preserve a part of Australia's history. We were tasked by the Australian Army Tank Museum with the incredible job of restoring these World War I Bridge-Laying-Tank wheels. This is how the wheels were brought to us deteriorating with age and damage. We replaced the small wheels with Queensland Spotted Gum and the large wheel with a Turpentine Pier Post. The following 8 photos are the progressive stages of machining the T urpentine Pier Post.

Kenney-Pierce Timber - RECYCLED TIMBERS

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