19th C. Rural Architectural Salvage found in Eastern Ontario. Over 1500 doors, porch parts, hardware, tin, newel posts, railing, tin, folk art, antiques, floor grates, gingerbread, trim, windows, etc.
Salvaged from a home near Balleycanoe enough "fish scale" pattern roof tin to do a small house, cottage, or garage. In almost perfect condition with an intact older green paint.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Tin sheets with a very nice pattern and, to some, a great old crusty/rusty surface. There are about 16 sheets of 2' X 4'. Besides the obvious use as a back splash, counter face, they can also be folded into a 2' h. X 1' w. box or urn.
Thursday, August 13, 2009
A detailed view of sections of
cornice tin currently in stock. In
excellent condition and still in sufficient
quantity to do a small room.
This tin was found behind a false wall
in a restaurant in Brockville that was being
renovated. I don't understand why they did
not want it but their loss could be your gain.
There are still available about 3 sections 2' X 4'.
HOURS: Saturdays only, 10:00 to 5:00. If you wish to come outside of business hours an appointment is usually easy to arrange; 613 659 3874 or jmsorensen@xplornet.com. To find us: GPS does not work. Use the map on the website or call for directions. Terms: Cash, check or major credit cards.
