Live Edge White Oak Wall Shelf/Entry Table Top Wood Slabs 748-749
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This is a pair of kiln-dried white oak live edge slabs, each roughly 2 7/16 inches thick, about 11 1/2 to 13 9/16 inches wide and around 46 inches long, weighing about 41 pounds apiece. They are sold as a set and meant to become a wall shelf or an entry table top. The slabs are planed on two sides and can be ordered finished or raw. Each piece is one of a kind, so no two sets match. Expect natural defects: cracks up to 1/8 inch wide, small voids and knots, worm holes, and some soft punky rot areas. The back side tapers, leaving unsurfaced patches up to 3/16 inch deep. Compared with kiln-dried dimensional lumber or glued-up panels, these are heavier, more variable and need a woodworker's eye, but they give a solid, single-piece top that manufactured boards cannot match.
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Buyers describe the slabs as accurately measured and well detailed, with quality material and careful packaging. They also call this a strong source for specialty lumber.
These are two live edge white oak slabs, items 748 and 749, sold together as a set. Each is solid wood and one of a kind. They can be used as a wall shelf or an entry table top. The photos show the exact slabs you will receive.
The slabs are planed on two sides and kiln dried. They were milled in the USA from locally harvested trees. The live edges are left natural, and the back side tapers in thickness, leaving unsurfaced areas up to 3/16" deep, 8" wide and 18" long.
Natural features are part of each slab. These include small inclusions, voids and knots, plus cracks and splits up to 1/8" wide and 25" long. Some of the cracks go through the full thickness. There may also be voids, worm holes and rot, and areas of rot are soft and punky. Bow, cup and twist are each up to 1/16".