Ash table tops - 40 mm thick - available in finger-joined and continuous lamella styles

Discover the strength with our Ash Panels, featuring continuous lamella at a robust thickness of 40 mm. These panels are crafted from select Ash wood, celebrated for its striking grain patterns and exceptional durability. The continuous lamella design ensures a seamless, uniform appearance, making each panel not just a piece of wood, but a piece of art. Ideal for a wide range of applications, from furniture to sophisticated architectural details,
With a 40 mm thickness, they offer unparalleled stability and longevity, ensuring your projects not only look exquisite but stand the test of time.

Introducing our Ash Steps – a stairway to timeless elegance Crafted with precision and designed for durability, these steps are a solid 40 mm thick, ensuring a robust foundation for your staircase. The natural beauty of Ash wood shines through, lending a touch of sophistication to your living spaces. Whether you39;re renovating your home or embarking on a new project, our Ash Steps at 40 mm thickness are a stylish and sturdy choice, marrying aesthetic appeal with lasting quality. Ascend with grace, supported by the enduring charm of Ash wood.

FJ and continuos lamella Thickness 40 mm Width 270-400 mm Length 800,900,1000,1100,1200,1300,1400,1500 mm

Ash wood panels are constructed from full-thickness, full-length strips of ash wood, which are finger-jointed for length before being edge-glued together to produce the panel. These panels are used for various purposes, including construction, furniture, and other woodworking applications. Some key features of ash wood panels include: Thickness: Ash wood panels are available in various thicknesses, such as 20mm, 40mm. Width: The width of ash wood panels can range from 40mm to 900mm. Length: Ash wood panels can be produced in lengths up to 3000mm for continues stave panels and up to 6000mm for Fj. Joint Type: The joints in ash wood panels are typically finger-jointed, which are stronger than the natural wood. Ash wood is known for its straight grain, toughness, and resistance to splitting, making it a popular choice for various applications, including sporting goods, furniture, and intricate carpentry