Kiln-Dried Spalted Maple Live Edge Slab – #A1032
Beautiful spalted maple slab sourced from Northern New York, featuring distinctive natural grain patterns and spalting. Ideal for custom furniture, coffee tables, benches, shelving, and other woodworking projects.
Dimensions:
Length: 54 7/13"
Width: 18"–22 1/2"
Thickness: 1 11/16"
Drying: Kiln-dried
Surface: Rough-planed on both faces
Origin: Northern New York
Condition & Details:
This slab has been rough-planed on both faces but will require final planing and sanding before finishing. Natural characteristics may include open knots, cracks, and areas of wane. Live edges and sides are unfinished.
Mineral spirits were applied for the photographs to highlight the natural grain and provide an example of how the wood may appear with a clear finish.
Please Note:
Measurements are approximate (±1/4"). Review all photographs carefully before purchasing, as this is a natural wood product with unique characteristics.
The slab pictured is the actual piece you will receive.
Kiln-Dried Spalted Maple Live Edge Slab – #A1032
Beautiful spalted maple slab sourced from Northern New York, featuring distinctive natural grain patterns and spalting. Ideal for custom furniture, coffee tables, benches, shelving, and other woodworking projects.
Dimensions:
Length: 54 7/13"
Width: 18"–22 1/2"
Thickness: 1 11/16"
Drying: Kiln-dried
Surface: Rough-planed on both faces
Origin: Northern New York
Condition & Details:
This slab has been rough-planed on both faces but will require final planing and sanding before finishing. Natural characteristics may include open knots, cracks, and areas of wane. Live edges and sides are unfinished.
Mineral spirits were applied for the photographs to highlight the natural grain and provide an example of how the wood may appear with a clear finish.
Please Note:
Measurements are approximate (±1/4"). Review all photographs carefully before purchasing, as this is a natural wood product with unique characteristics.
The slab pictured is the actual piece you will receive.
