A mount deserves
ground to stand on.
Glowin Tines builds pedestals from reclaimed barnwood — boards that stood through a hundred winters before it was ever asked to hold a trophy.
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We believe a pedestal should disappear and be remembered at once — quiet enough to leave the animal alone, considered enough to be asked about.
Sized for shoulder and pedestal mounts.
Built heavier, for the weight it carries.
Drawn to your room, your mount, your barnwood.
One hundred years
in the weather.
Every board we work was once a barn — hand-hewn beams, granary flooring, siding pulled off frames that were standing before the county was paved. We track it down piece by piece — old barns, farms and outbuildings — sticker it, and let it dry until it stops moving.
What you get is grain no mill can make: nail shadow, saw kerf, checks that opened slowly over decades. We plane just enough to true it, and no more.
- Reclaimed oak, elm, and heart pine
- Left raw — no wax, no stain, no sealant
- Felt-footed and levelled by hand
- Signed and dated underneath
Reclaimed white oak
Hand-hewn elm
Heart pine
Oak with iron banding
Measure
Send the mount’s dimensions and a photograph of the wall or corner it will live in.
Draw
We sketch two options to scale and price them both. Nothing is cut until you say yes.
Build
Six to ten weeks in the shop. Left raw, ready for local delivery, taxidermist drop-off, or pickup.