This is a classic Mahogany. Quarter to rift sawn, rough edges that will work away. A couple of end checks at one end. Split 1/4" from edge. Kiln dried and ready to use. Beautiful iridescent shimmering tones! This wood slab would be great for a mantelpiece!

This wood slab has wonderful color. One edge has a few splits and a knot. Other edge has some checks & incursions. There are a few other knots present on the faces ranging from 1/4" to 1". There are surface checks 6-12" long on both faces and edges. This rustic grade wood slab that will be great for a mantel, bench, or other uses. Partially air dried for 1 year (2016).

This beautiful Redwood slab was cut from one log that was planted on a homestead well out of the natural range of the coastal Redwood near Roseburg Oregon. The trees were planted 97 years ago based on the ring count on the logs. The original homestead has long since vanished but you can keep a piece of its history alive! This material has been kiln dried and surfaced on two sides. Some end checks are present and rough edges exist on some. See pictures for knots etc. You’ll love the classic color and figure of this American beauty! This slab is kiln dried and ready to use. Surfaced on two sides. Beautiful live edge table top, suitable for bar or counter top as well. If you want a edge squared up we could do this. Additional fee for this. Slight rough edge at end.  This slab would make a great table or countertop!

This majestic Spruce (Picea sitchensis) is named after the Southeast Alaskan island of Sitka.  Sitka Spruce grows along a narrow band within 50 miles of the coast of Northern California to Alaska at elevations of 3,000' msl or below.  In Oregon giants grow to diameters of up to 8-1/2'  with 230' heights.  We milled one of these giants and were able to produce quartersawn boards that were 36" and wider!  Oregon and California trees have coarser grain while their Northern counterparts produce fine grained wood that is perfect for applications such as instrument soundboards, pianos,  and wing spars in aircraft such as high performance biplanes.  The wood is light brown on exposure and is stronger than steel for its weight.   The famous airplane made by Howard Hughes during the second World War the "Spruce Goose"  is not made of Spruce but rather laminated yellow Birch plywood.  When in the woods, a non-scientific way to identify a Sitka Spruce is by grabbing its needles.  If your hand is bleeding you have most likely found it!  The needles grow all around the limbs and are very stiff and sharp.  Found in the USA and Canada. This slab is kiln dried and ready to use. 1" crown. Nice live edge. Mostly verticle grained. Some checks in sap pockets. This slab would make a beautiful countertop.

This slab was cut from a beautiful cluster burl log that has dark brown to black eyes with surrounding translucent golden color and figured patterns. The wood is soft (like soft maple) and light weight with grain that tends to be fuzzy until finish sanded. It cuts and glues readily.  This Mappa burl is all from Europe. Pieces are ideal for bar and counter tops, end tables and vanities as well as specialty jewelry boxes etc. Please note that small drying checks are present in burl eyes. This is normal for the species and adds unique character. Burl Two live edges.