
A team of timber recyclers, joiners, and furniture makers on a mission to reduce waste. For 30+ years, Thor’s Hammer has been salvaging Australian hardwoods from demolition sites across the country. In our Canberra workshop, we transform these high quality hardwood timbers into architectural materials—like flooring, cladding, decking, posts and beams—and iconic custom furniture and joinery. We supply 100% recycled timber, in our mission to reduce waste and help shift the construction industry towards a circular model of consumption.
Showroom, workshop & gallery at 10 Mildura St, Griffith ACT
RECYCLED TIMBER PRODUCTS
We reclaim our timbers from historic buildings, wharves & factory demolition sites around Australia -
from an era when beautiful hardwood species like Spotted Gum, Blackbutt, Ash & Ironbark were used as durable building materials.
Our team makes bespoke furniture, joinery & architectural products from these 100% recycled Australian hardwoods.
Check out our most popular product collections & project blogs, head to Our Story to learn about our recycling process - or contact a designer to talk about bringing your ideas to life.
NEW COLLECTION — THINKING SMALL
OUR STORY
We believe great design is made to be enjoyed, is built to last and doesn’t cost the earth.
Not being able to see good timber go to waste, Thor Diesendorf started salvaging timber and using it to make furniture in 1994 and Thor’s Hammer was born.
After 30 years, every decision at Thor’s Hammer is still made with the aim to minimise waste and our impact on the environment.
“For 30 years, we have been creating one-off pieces that become part of your family and last generations. Come and see the latest designs in our new gallery & showroom at Thor’s Hammer, Griffith ACT”
