Wide boards
Grain direction and joinery must allow for the natural movement of the timber.
Solid timber has qualities beyond its grain: edge, weight and the chance of working the surface again in years to come. We use it where those qualities serve the piece, not automatically everywhere.
Species, drying, section and joints determine how a table or bench behaves. A trade name on its own says little about the build.
Grain direction and joinery must allow for the natural movement of the timber.
On a table or bench these take daily contact and make the choice of section worthwhile.
Boards from the same species vary in tone and pattern; the arrangement is worth reviewing before assembly.
Oil and lacquer feel different and call for different maintenance.
A solid timber element can sit alongside more stable boards on large doors or panels.
Weight and size affect how the finished furniture can be delivered and fitted.
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View on InstagramIt can expand and contract with changes in humidity. The joints need to allow for this.
No. It can be reserved for the parts where the edge or feel make a difference.
Sometimes, depending on the species and finish. The applied treatment needs identifying first.
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