Live Edge Slab Catalog

This live edge slab measures 11.15′ long x 43.31″ wide x 3.39″ deep. Jarrah live edge heartwood color ranges from a light red or brown to a darker brick red; the thin sapwood is usually a pale yellow to pink. These trees are durable and known for their density, and rich reds and browns. You can also view our Jarrah veneer here.

Region: Australia & Oceana

This Jarrah live edge slab measures 10.66′ long x 43.31″ wide x 3.39″ deep. Jarrah live edge heartwood color ranges from a light red or brown to a darker brick red; the thin sapwood is usually a pale yellow to pink. These trees are durable and known for their density, and rich reds and browns. You can also view our Jarrah veneer here.

Region: Australia & Oceana

This Jarrah live edge slab measures 13.68′ long x 48.82″ wide x 3.39″ deep. Jarrah live edge heartwood color ranges from a light red or brown to a darker brick red; the thin sapwood is usually a pale yellow to pink. These trees are durable and known for their density, and rich reds and browns. You can also view our Jarrah veneer here.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Jatoba heartwood is a salmon red to an orange brown, while also marked with dark brown to russet brown streaks; these live edge slabs have interlocked grain and coarse texture with a golden luster.

This Jatoba live edge slab (SOLD) measured 17.91′ long x 37.40″ wide x 2.87″ deep. You can view our cuts of Jatoba veneer here.

Region: South America

Jatoba heartwood is a salmon red to an orange brown, while also marked with dark brown to russet brown streaks; these live edge slabs have interlocked grain and coarse texture with a golden luster.

This Jatoba live edge slab measures 17.39′ long x 47.24″ wide x 3.35″ deep. You can view our cuts of Jatoba veneer here.

Region: South America

Jatoba heartwood is a salmon red to an orange brown, while also marked with dark brown to russet brown streaks; these live edge slabs have interlocked grain and coarse texture with a golden luster.

This Jatoba live edge slab measures 17.45′ long x 51.18″ wide x 2.99″ deep. You can view our cuts of Jatoba veneer here.

Region: South America

Jatoba heartwood is a salmon red to an orange brown, while also marked with dark brown to russet brown streaks; these live edge slabs have interlocked grain and coarse texture with a golden luster.

This Jatoba live edge slab measures 10.17′ long x 50.79″ wide x 3.07″ deep. You can view our cuts of Jatoba veneer here.

Region: South America

Not to be confused with Kauri, another massive Australian tree, Karri live edge heartwood is golden to red brown. It also sometimes has an orange or purple cast; its color tends to darken with age. Furthermore, Karri wood is often for flooring, furniture, cabinetry, plywood, and other construction purposes.

This Karri tabletop slab measures 17.49′ long x 36.22″ wide x 3.39″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Not to be confused with Kauri, another massive Australian tree, Karri live edge heartwood is golden to red brown. It also sometimes has an orange or purple cast; its color tends to darken with age. Furthermore, Karri wood is often for flooring, furniture, cabinetry, plywood, and other construction purposes.

This Karri tabletop slab measures 17.52′ long x 41.34″ wide x 3.39″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished slabs here for inspiration.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Karri is among one of the tallest species in Australia and this burl is a testament to that. Not to be confused with Kauri, another massive Australian tree, Karri heartwood is golden to red brown, sometimes with an orange or purple cast. Its color tends to darken with age. Furthermore, it’s often for flooring, furniture, cabinetry, plywood, and other construction purposes.

This live edge slab measures 5.25′ long x 62.99″ wide x 2.56″ deep. Click here to read about burls and other figure types.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Found exclusively in the salt marshes and swamps of the northern islands of New Zealand. Kauri trees are among the most massive trees in the world, rivalling  giant redwoods; they are reportedly thousands of years old and harvested responsibly.

Fine straight grain and an even, silky texture—ranges in color from a light biscuit color, to yellow and reddish brown. This Kauri slab measures 11.42′ long x 47.24″ wide x 2.76″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished tables here for inspiration.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Found exclusively in the salt marshes and swamps of the northern islands of New Zealand. Kauri trees are among the most massive trees in the world, rivalling  giant redwoods; they are reportedly thousands of years old and harvested responsibly.

Fine straight grain and an even, silky texture—ranges in color from a light biscuit color, to yellow and reddish brown. This Kauri live edge tabletop measures 7.55′ long x 88.58″ wide x 3.94″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished tables here for inspiration.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Found exclusively in the salt marshes and swamps of the northern islands of New Zealand. Kauri trees are among the most massive trees in the world, rivalling  giant redwoods; they are reportedly thousands of years old and harvested responsibly.

Fine straight grain and an even, silky texture—ranges in color from a light biscuit color, to yellow and reddish brown. This Kauri live edge tabletop measures 7.35 long x 90.55″ wide x 3.94″ deep. Check out some of our customers’ finished tables here for inspiration.

Region: Australia & Oceana

Keyaki, a native tree in China, Japan and Korea, is a member of the Japanese elm family. It is a large shade tree, commonly used in parks. The sapwood is yellow white while the heartwood is yellow brown, almost a light gold.

Keyaki wood is an amazing tabletop option. Historically used as a building material, it is strong and durable. In addition to it’s durability, it is also elastic in nature and resistant to breaking. This Keyaki slab measures 14.67′ long x 41.34″ wide x 2.56″ deep – it is one of our widest Keyaki slabs in inventory! You can also view our Keyaki veneer here.

Region: Asia

Keyaki (Japanese Elm), a native tree in China, Japan and Korea, is a member of the Japanese elm family. It is a large shade tree, commonly used in parks. The sapwood is yellow white while the heartwood is yellow brown, almost a light gold.

Keyaki wood is an amazing tabletop option. Historically used as a building material, it is strong and durable. In addition to it’s durability, it is also elastic in nature and resistant to breaking. This slab measures 14.67′ long x 24.02″ wide x 3.15″ deep. You can view our Keyaki veneer here.

Region: Asia

Khaya Mahogany Crotch live edge slab heartwood varies from light golden red tones to deeper reds. This true African Mahogany finishes beautifully and also has high luster. The grain is straight to interlocked, with a medium to moderately coarse texture.

This Khaya Crotch live edge slab measures 13.45′ long x 49.61″ wide x 2.17″ deep. You can also view various cuts of our Khaya Mahogany veneer here.

Region: Africa

Although this live edge slab is sold, we have other Khaya Crotch live edge and other species to choose from!

Khaya Mahogany Crotch live edge slab heartwood varies from light golden red tones to deeper reds. This true African Mahogany finishes beautifully and also has high luster. The grain is straight to interlocked, with a medium to moderately coarse texture.

This Khaya Crotch live edge slab (SOLD) measures 13.45′ long x 53.15″ wide x 2.17″ deep. You can also view various cuts of our Khaya Mahogany veneer here.

Region: Africa

Khaya Mahogany Crotch live edge slab heartwood varies from light golden red tones to deeper reds. This true African Mahogany finishes beautifully and also has high luster. The grain is straight to interlocked, with a medium to moderately coarse texture.

This Khaya Crotch live edge slab measures 13.45′ long x 50.39″ wide x 2.17″ deep. You can also view various cuts of our Khaya Mahogany veneer here.

Region: Africa

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the Hawaiian language, koa means brave, bold, fearless, or warrior. Bold accurately describes this available slab. Incredibly rare, this large half-round slab most likely originated in high elevation of the Hawaiian island it came from. As a result, its grain showcases beautiful auburn tones, curl and pommele.

This beautiful Koa live edge slab measures 13.39′ long x 38.98″ wide x 4.09″ deep. Learn more about this species and view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the past, Hawaiian natives made dugout canoes from these large trees. Today, it is used to make ukuleles because of its fine resonant qualities and attractive appearance. Also commonly used for fine cabinetry, high end furniture and specialty items. This species works easily and comparably to Teak.

This Koa live edge tabletop measures 12.14′ long x 22.05″ wide x 2.64″ deep. We think its unique shape would make a perfect bench or bar! Learn more about this species and view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the past, Hawaiian natives made dugout canoes from these large trees. Today, it is used to make ukuleles because of its fine resonant qualities and attractive appearance. Also commonly used for fine cabinetry, high end furniture and specialty items.

This species works easily and comparably to Teak. This Koa slab measures 12.14′ long x 19.29″ wide x 2.76″ deep. We think its unique shape would make a perfect bench or bar! You can also view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the past, Hawaiian natives made dugout canoes from these large trees. Today, it is used to make ukuleles because of its fine resonant qualities and attractive appearance. Also commonly used for fine cabinetry, high end furniture and specialty items. This species works easily and comparably to Teak.

This Koa live edge slab measures 13.45′ long x 41.34″ wide x 2.76″ deep and is one of our widest Koa slabs in stock. Learn more about this species  and view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the past, Hawaiian natives made dugout canoes from these large trees. Today, it is used to make ukuleles because of its fine resonant qualities and attractive appearance. Also commonly used for fine cabinetry, high end furniture and specialty items. This species works easily and comparably to Teak.

This Koa tabletop slab measures 13.58′ long x 36.22″ wide x 2.68″ deep. Learn more about this species and view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America

A native fast growth tree to Hawaii, with colors ranging from light to dark brown with distinct golden streaks. In the past, Hawaiian natives made dugout canoes from these large trees. Today, it is used to make ukuleles because of its fine resonant qualities and attractive appearance. Also commonly used for fine cabinetry, high end furniture and specialty items. This species works easily and comparably to Teak.

This Koa tabletop slab measures 12.30′ long x 27.56″ wide x 2.05″ deep. Learn more about this species and view various cuts of our Koa veneer here.

Region: North America