Antique Elm
The American Elm like Chestnut is extinct, and can only be attained through the reclamation of barns. Light in color and with a straight grain, Antique Elm is primarily used in furniture and cabinet making. It has a good drying tendency with little movement. It’s capability to be sanded and stained to a fine finish make a perfect medium for the contemporary wood artisan.
- Natural Grade
- Specifications
Natural Grade Elm is light in color with heartwood ranging in color from light tan to medium reddish-brown. The grain is straight and long and is a great choice for any decorating style from rustic to contemporary. |
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- Widths: 4"-8"
- Lengths: 2'-12'
- Thickness: 5/8"-7/8", 3/4" Preferred
- Milled profiles: Tongue & Groove, Shiplap or Surfaced 4 Sides
- Handcrafted Finishes Available
