Live Edge Slabs

This Albizia live edge slab measures 10.76′ long x 27.56″ wide x 2.28″ deep. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Albizia live edge slabs come from a rapid-growing tree that is native to tropical Africa. Live edge Albizia heartwood can vary greatly in color, from browns to reds and sometimes golden yellows, sometimes with a greenish tinge. The sapwood is somewhat wide, clearly demarcated, and white or yellow-white.

These trees usually reach heights of 30-100 feet and when growing in the forest can produce a clean bole up to 50 feet tall. Trunk diameters can be nearly 40 inches. Because of this, Albizia slabs can be fairly long and wide which can create beautiful conference and dining tables, as well as other luxury furniture.

Working Albizia Live Edge Slabs

Albizia wood is very durable and hard. It is traditionally used for tool handles, planks, doors and beams, as well as general building purposes. Considered moderately easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Albizia usually has straight grain, although sometimes interlocked. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Albizia slabs and lumber. Turns, glues and finishes well; usually has low luster and the texture is coarse to fine.

Region: Africa

This Albizia live edge slab measures 10.73′ long x 32.28″ wide x 2.05″ deep. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Albizia live edge slabs come from a rapid-growing tree that is native to tropical Africa. Live edge Albizia heartwood can vary greatly in color, from browns to reds and sometimes golden yellows, sometimes with a greenish tinge. The sapwood is somewhat wide, clearly demarcated, and white or yellow-white.

These trees usually reach heights of 30-100 feet and when growing in the forest can produce a clean bole up to 50 feet tall. Trunk diameters can be nearly 40 inches. Because of this, Albizia slabs can be fairly long and wide which can create beautiful conference and dining tables, as well as other luxury furniture.

Working Albizia Live Edge Slabs

Albizia wood is very durable and hard. It is traditionally used for tool handles, planks, doors and beams, as well as general building purposes. Considered moderately easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Albizia usually has straight grain, although sometimes interlocked. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Albizia slabs and lumber. Turns, glues and finishes well; usually has low luster and the texture is coarse to fine.

Region: Africa

This Albizia live edge slab measures 9.58′ long x 24.80″ wide x 2.56″ deep. This particular slab is one of our shorter ones available of this species, with several other options over 10 feet in length. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Albizia live edge slabs come from a rapid-growing tree that is native to tropical Africa. Live edge Albizia heartwood can vary greatly in color, from browns to reds and sometimes golden yellows, sometimes with a greenish tinge. The sapwood is can be somewhat wide, is clearly demarcated, and is white or yellow-white.

These trees usually reach heights of 30-100 feet and when growing in the forest can produce a clean bole up to 50 feet tall. Trunk diameters can be nearly 40 inches or more. Because of this, Albizia slabs can be fairly long and wide which can create beautiful conference and dining tables, as well as other luxury furniture or unique statement pieces.

Working Albizia Live Edge Slabs

Albizia is a very durable and hard wood. This species has been traditionally used for tool handles, planks, doors and beams, as well as for general various building purposes. Considered moderately easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Albizia usually has a straight grain, although the grain can sometimes be interlocked. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Albizia slabs and lumber. This species also turns, glues and finishes well; usually has low luster and the texture can range from coarse to fine.

Region: Africa

This Albizia live edge slab measures 10.70′ long x 33.86″ wide x 1.97″ deep. This particular slab is one of our wider ones available of this species, with a few other options over 30 inches in width. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Albizia live edge slabs come from a rapid-growing tree that is native to tropical Africa. Live edge Albizia heartwood can vary greatly in color, from browns to reds and sometimes golden yellows, sometimes with a greenish tinge. The sapwood is can be somewhat wide, is clearly demarcated, and is white or yellow-white.

These trees usually reach heights of 30-100 feet and when growing in the forest can produce a clean bole up to 50 feet tall. Trunk diameters can be nearly 40 inches or more. Because of this, Albizia slabs can be fairly long and wide which can create beautiful conference and dining tables, as well as other luxury furniture or unique statement pieces.

Working Albizia Live Edge Slabs

Albizia is a very durable and hard wood. This species has been traditionally used for tool handles, planks, doors and beams, as well as for general various building purposes. Considered moderately easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Albizia usually has a straight grain, although the grain can sometimes be interlocked. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Albizia slabs and lumber. This species also turns, glues and finishes well; usually has low luster and the texture can range from coarse to fine.

Region: Africa

Angelim Pedra (also known as Angelim Vermelho) grows throughout South America. The heartwood varies from dark red brown to light orange colors, with lighter coloring throughout the sapwood. Angelim Pedra wood is very strong and dense. In addition, it rates good with rot resistance. This tropical hardwood is a great option for a live edge slab tabletop, due to its durability and affordability. This Angelim Pedra slab measures 18.18′ long x 34.25″ wide x 2.56″ deep.

Region: South America

Angelim Pedra (also known as Angelim Vermelho) grows throughout South America. The heartwood varies from dark red brown to light orange colors, with lighter coloring throughout the sapwood. Angelim Pedra wood is known for its durability and use in construction because it is very strong and dense. In addition, it rates good with rot resistance. This tropical hardwood is a great option for a live edge slab tabletop, due to its durability and affordability. This Angelim Pedra slab measures 8.69′ long x 44.09″ wide x 2.95″ deep.

Region: South America

Angelim Pedra (also known as Angelim Vermelho) grows throughout South America. The heartwood varies from dark red brown to light orange colors, with lighter coloring throughout the sapwood. Angelim Pedra wood is known for its durability and use in construction because it is very strong and dense. In addition, it rates good with rot resistance. This tropical hardwood is a great option for a live edge slab tabletop, due to its durability and affordability. This Angelim Pedra slab measures 22.47′ long x 40.16″ wide x 1.50″ deep.

Region: South America

Angelim Pedra (also known as Angelim Vermelho) grows throughout South America. The heartwood varies from dark red brown to light orange colors, with lighter coloring throughout the sapwood. Angelim Pedra is very strong and dense. In addition, it rates good with rot resistance. This tropical hardwood is a great option for a live edge slab tabletop, due to its durability and affordability. This Angelim Pedra slab (SOLD) measures 14.6′ long x 38.19″ wide x 2.56″ deep.

Region: South America

Angelim Pedra (also known as Angelim Vermelho) grows throughout South America. The heartwood varies from dark red brown to light orange colors, with lighter coloring throughout the sapwood. Angelim Pedra wood is very strong and dense. In addition, it rates good with rot resistance. This tropical hardwood is a great option for a live edge slab tabletop, due to its durability and affordability. This Angelim Pedra slab (SOLD) measures 22.90′ long x 37.40″ wide x 2.68″ deep.

Region: South America

This Anigre live edge slab measures 8.99′ long x 27.17″ wide x 2.17″ deep. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Anigre live edge tabletops are usually a creamy yellow tan with some pink tones. The grain is straight, sometimes wavy with figure; fine, lustrous texture. Also commonly spelled as Anegre. You can also view various cuts of our Anigre veneer here.

Region: Africa

This Anigre live edge slab measures 8.99′ long x 35.43″ wide x 2.17″ deep and is one of our widest currently available of this species. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Anigre live edge tabletops are usually a creamy yellow tan with some pink tones. The grain is straight, sometimes wavy with figure; fine, lustrous texture. Also commonly spelled as Anegre. You can also view various cuts of our Anigre veneer here.

Region: Africa

This Anigre live edge slab measures 8.99′ long x 40.16″ wide x 2.17″ deep and is one of our widest currently available of this species. We currently have a very select inventory of this species; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

Anigre live edge tabletops are usually a creamy yellow tan with some pink tones. The grain is straight, sometimes wavy with figure; fine, lustrous texture. Also commonly spelled as Anegre. You can also view various cuts of our Anigre veneer here.

Region: Africa

This European Ash live edge slab measures 12.27′ long x 44.88″ wide x 3.15″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

Although this live edge slab is sold, we have a variety of Ash burl live edge and other species to choose from. Please contact us for assistance.

This European Ash live edge slab (SOLD) measures 12.40′ long x 40.94″ wide x 3.15″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

This European Ash live edge slab measures 8.27′ long x 25.20″ wide x 3.15″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

Although this live edge slab is sold, we have a variety of Ash burl live edge and other species to choose from. Please contact us for assistance.

European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash. Used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. This slab (SOLD) measures 10.01′ long x 15.75″ wide x 2.05″ deep. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

This European Ash live edge slab measures 17.42′ long x 48.03″ wide x 3.15″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

This European Ash live edge slab measures 17.62′ long x 52.36″ wide x 3.07″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

This European Ash live edge slab measures 17.52′ long x 41.34″ wide x 3.31″ deep. European Ash is the European equivalent to White Ash of the United States. Also called Common Ash, it is used in flooring, for baseball bats, and for other turned objects, such as tool handles. The heartwood is a light to medium brown color. The sapwood can be very wide, and tends to be a beige or light brown. View various cuts of our European Ash veneer here.

Region: Europe

Asoma tabletop slabs range in color from light brown to a darker golden brown, with reddish brown and handsome stripes. We currently have a very select inventory of Asoma live edge slabs; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

This Asoma live edge slab measures 11.68′ long x 40.16″ wide x 3.15″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Working Asoma Live Edge

While Asoma is dense, it machines pretty well, but does have a tendency to have tear out in the transitional quartered grain, as with many other species. Also works well with hand tools, although we recommend sharpening tools before working. Has a coarse texture and a naturally lustrous surface. Asoma live edge slabs take various finishes just as well as any other tropical species; its soft and warm grain brings nature inside in all types of design environments. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Asoma slabs and lumber.

Region: Africa

We currently have a very select inventory of Asoma live edge slabs. Asoma tabletop slabs range in color from light brown to a darker golden brown, with reddish brown handsome stripes. While Asoma is dense, it machines pretty well, but does have a tendency to have tear out in the transitional quartered grain, as with many species. Coarse texture.

This Asoma live edge slab measures 11.68′ long x 42.13″ wide x 3.07″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Working Asoma Live Edge Slabs

While Asoma is quite dense, it machines pretty well, but does have a tendency to have tear out in the transitional quartered grain, as with many other species. Also works well with hand tools, although we do recommend sharpening tools before working. Has a coarse texture and a naturally lustrous surface. Asoma live edge take various finishes just as well as any other tropical species; its soft and warm grain brings nature inside in all types of design environments. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Asoma slabs and lumber.

Region: Africa

Asoma tabletop slabs range in color from light brown to a darker golden brown, with reddish brown and handsome stripes. We currently have a very select inventory of Asoma live edge slabs; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

This Asoma tabletop slab measures 11.75′ long x 41.34″ wide x 3.15″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Working Asoma Tabletop Slabs

While Asoma is dense, it machines pretty well, but does have a tendency to have tear out in the transitional quartered grain, as with many other species. Also works well with hand tools, although we recommend sharpening tools before working. Has a coarse texture and a naturally lustrous surface. Asoma tabletop slabs take various finishes just as well as any other tropical species; its soft and warm grain brings nature inside in all types of design environments. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Asoma live edge slabs and lumber.

Region: Africa

Asoma tabletop slabs range in color from light brown to a darker golden brown, with reddish brown and handsome stripes. We currently have a very select inventory of Asoma live edge slabs; contact your M. Bohlke Corp. representative to reserve this slab or reach out to our team today to get started.

This Asoma live edge slab measures 11.75′ long x 42.91″ wide x 3.15″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Working Asoma Slabs

While Asoma is quite dense, it machines pretty well, but does have a tendency to have tear out in the transitional quartered grain, as with many other species. Also works well with hand tools, although we do recommend sharpening tools before working. Has a coarse texture and a naturally lustrous surface. Asoma live edge take various finishes just as well as any other tropical species; its soft and warm grain brings nature inside in all types of design environments. Because of sometimes having interlocked grain, we recommend being mindful when surfacing because tear out can occur. As always, we also recommend using proper eye protection and wearing masks when working with Asoma slabs and lumber.

Region: Africa

Bastogne is part of the walnut family and its heartwood colors vary from light golden yellow to red brown, sometimes with darker brown to nearly black streaks. Commonly used for gunstocks, veneer, fine furniture, turned objects, musical instruments (guitars), knife handles, and other small specialty items. Bastogne works with ease in both hand and machine processes. There is very little tendency to split when using nails or screws and its worked edges remain sharp.

This Bastogne live edge slab measures 10.01′ long x 41.73″ wide x 2.36″ deep and is one slab, but two pieces. It displays bee’s wing, block mottle and curly figure. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Region: North America