Good Old Wood Co

04/16/2026

🔱 Okay, but would YOU trust us with your school project prop?

We snuck this one in between bigger builds for some UBC students. They needed a TRIDENT for a theatre production.

Handed the idea to .jn … and he absolutely delivered. ⚡️

Aquaman? Poseidon? Percy Jackson? There might be a new contender.

Double tap if you’d take this prop over a store-bought costume trident any day. 🎭🔥

P.S. UBC crew — tag your theatre friends. You’re welcome. 😉

01/15/2026

Meet the newest (and most powerful) member of the crew! 🔥 Just unboxed the SKILSAW 16” Beam Saw, and let me tell you… it’s an absolute beast. (Cue the Tim Allen grunt 😤💪)

This thing is a total game changer for tackling those big projects. Cleaner, faster, and more power right where we need it. No more wrestling with material – it’s time to make the cuts we’ve been waiting for.

Who’s ready to see this monster in action? 👀

01/04/2026

2025 was a big year. We took on a name change (challenges and all!) and are now fully, officially Good Old Wood.

Things are moving wonderfully. We moved a lot of wood in—and a lot of wood out. We tackled memorable projects and built lasting relationships with new clients. We’re so grateful for your support that makes this thriving business possible.

Here’s to pushing into 2026 to do even better, and to firmly putting Good Old Wood on the map!

Wishing everyone a very happy new year! 🥂

11/28/2025

From slabs to stunning.

Custom kitchen countertop, powder room vanity, and even a mirror and matching side tables from the leftover wood.

Client = Super happy.
Us = Super proud.

Solid black walnut is always a challenge, but we’re the pros who make it happen.

11/05/2025

This project was all about balance — bringing modern function to a space filled with rustic charm. Our client loved the warmth of reclaimed wood, so every detail was chosen to honor that love.

The result is a kitchen that feels timeless yet fresh — where modern ease meets the cozy soul of reclaimed wood. A transformation we’re proud to share, designed to be enjoyed for years to come.

09/23/2025

We’re excited to announce our very first Good Old Wood Sale! Join us for a reclaimed wood market filled with unique finds, from beautiful reclaimed fir and cedar to vintage beams, boards, and one-of-a-kind goods. Whether you’re a builder, maker, or just love the character of old wood, this is the perfect chance to stock up on materials with history and soul. Come say hello, explore our collection, and help us kick off this new tradition—we can’t wait to see you there!

September 27 & 28
10 to 4 pm
1268 East Hastings

09/20/2025

Out with the old, in with the Good Old Wood.

New name. Same wood. Same us.

This isn’t a change of direction; it’s an evolution. We’re still dedicated to the hard work of reclaiming Vancouver’s finest timber, but our new name reflects the quality and craft we put into every piece.

A huge thank you to our amazing community for your support. It fuels our drive every single day.

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Let’s build this together!

01/02/2025

What a year we had! Thanks to everyone for supporting local and helping us build something special. 2025 is looking prime for some big moves. Stay tuned for a big announcement in the new year.

12/12/2024

Join us on December 14th at Salvage Vancouver for The Wooden Wonderland!

Discover reclaimed wood treasures, from art to decor,
Handcrafted creations you’ll truly adore.
At 1268 Hastings, the market’s in style,
Packed with perfect gifts to make everyone smile.
So come on by, it just feels right.
With wooden finds to make the season bright!

Discover reclaimed wood treasures, from art to decor, Handcrafted creations you’ll truly adore. At 1268 Hastings, the market’s in style, Packed with perfect gifts to make everyone smile.

11/26/2024

We recently created a unique kitchen island using reclaimed barn board from a historic Langley barn that once stored potatoes for , founded by the owner’s grandfather. In partnership with Prairie Bros, the project blended craftsmanship and heritage.