Wane Flitch

We connect on what could be what is in there? What's the possibility of the potential? That's kind of the bug if you will that's kind of biting it never lets go I don't know what is It's pretty cool to watch What matters most to me is that it's a sustainable product. It's reclaimed trees from the local area Pacific Northwest is full of trees and Many of them come down during storms or We have an actual handcrafted super durable beautiful piece of furniture the collaboration and The top-to-bottom commitment to customer experience the product putting out our best material It's definitely a special thing It's genuine the product Because it's ethically done. We don't cut anything down. We work with the homeowners or somebody clearing land for a project and we take what everyone deems as scrap or pulp logs and we make something that lasts a legacy in someone's home It's a bit of a hunt. It's a little bit of a chase It's a little bit of a surprise every single time every single log every single time that tree Imagine it in log form and then have the creativity to transform it into Something that's gonna live in someone's house We get people in that on the surface when they first walk in the door They don't have it in their mind whatsoever They're gonna want to build a tape but they kind of do they just don't say it's one thing to buy the table which we love those customers It's another thing when that customer decides to Build the table and if we can be a part of helping that Helping them build that table that they've been thinking about dreaming about Where did these things that you choose to have in your life come from? How did they come about? Why do you connect with it with what we offer we know exactly where it comes from we know why it comes down Oftentimes we're helping getting it from where it's grown to our shop With that we can provide that story Literally exactly where it comes from to our customers. There's very few other things that Have the trackability that we find fascinating