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Table tops & lumber

Coffee tables, desks, dining tables, conference tables, countertops and shelves are made from these wood slabs by our customers.
Each piece can become a particularly valued and durable one-of-a-kind item.

Large, small... Various structures, burl, fiddleback, rustic or plain

You will find a wide range of individual pieces and series of different types of wood, mostly with natural live edges. This makes it possible to create so-called river tables with poured epoxy resin. There are almost no limits to your creativity.

Our lumber (rough-sawn, air-dried or kiln-dried, unprocessed) is ideal for carpenters, but unfortunately we can only offer some lumber bundles here. However, we have a large selection available in our warehouse in Hamburg Harburg. Please send us your enquiry by email to [email protected], call us on +49 (0)40 766 23 50, or take a look at our stock list, which is available to download from our website.
We will be happy to arrange shipping for you!

Current lumber offer:

Here is a Google Drive Link for pictures from the actual lumber.

Here is a Google Drive Link for pictures from the actual lumber.

Botanical name: Diospyros malabarica
Family: Leguminosae Papilionatae
Origin: Southeast Asia, e.g., Laos
Other names: Royal White Ebony, White Ebony, Pale Moon Ebony

Weight: approx. 1.100 - 1.200 kg per m³, Weight per Flitch approx. 60 - 140 kg
Measurements: thickness approx. 80 - 180 mm; width approx. 20 - 30 cm; length approx. 2,50 - 3,0 m

Price: 10 - 15 €/kg + tax depending on quality

As is typical of ebony, the wood is very hard, heavy, and very dense. This rare species is highly sought after in arts and crafts, knife making, and furniture making—for example, as veneer—as well as in woodturning due to its distinctive grain pattern. It is also used as a high-quality and decorative material for knife handles and pens. It resembles Makassar ebony but has a significantly lighter base color.

The light-colored wood often exhibits insect holes, and hairline cracks are also not uncommon.