The Vermont Tubbs story traces back to 1840, when William F. Tubbs began steam bending ash to produce a line of durable, handcrafted snowshoes and skis. In the years to follow, that emphasis shifted to individually bench-built furniture with the same commitment to quality and value.

Over time, Vermont Tubbs has maintained that tradition through careful craftsmanship, enduring design, superior service and progressive company philosophy./P>

Continuing a commitment to their employees and their community, they have recently built a new facility in their home town of Brandon, Vermont.

Each piece is completely handcrafted with the finest hardwoods including native white ash, a hardwood known for its durable and visually dramatic grain structure. These are designs of uncommon strength and grace, painstakingly executed by Vermont artisans with a long tradition of superior craftsmanship.

In these days of mass production, it's refreshing to find there are those who still enjoy working together to create products of lasting value.