Stock ledger
Live edge slabs for sale, priced as they are.
Kiln-dried oak, walnut, elm and cherry slabs, flattened on both faces and ready to work. Buy one outright and collect it from the workshop in Braintree, Essex, or reserve it against a commission and we build the table around it.
How buying works
Choose a slab and get in touch.
Pay in full to collect, or a deposit to reserve.
One slab, one buyer.
English Oak No. 11
The widest slab in the ledger. A dining table for eight to ten in one piece.
English Oak No. 10
Wide enough for an eight seat dining table with a single river.
Pippy Oak No. 14
Clusters of small burrs across a stable slab.
Burr Oak No. 06
Dense burr figure from edge to edge.
English Oak No. 18
A clean, even slab for a desk or small table.
English Walnut No. 03
Dark, even tone and a close grain.
£360
English Walnut No. 02
Dark, even tone with a slight sapwood edge.
Elm No. 08
Expressive grain with natural movement and a clean live edge along both sides.
Elm No. 05
Tapers from 410 mm to 170 mm along its length. About 20 kg.
Elm No. 26
Tapers from 410 mm to 170 mm along its length. About 20 kg.
Cherry No. 26
Long and narrow, with a warm mid tone. A console or a bench.
Sweet Chestnut No. 26
Two live edges, 440 and 330 mm wide at the ends.
£540
English Oak No. 09
Straight grain with a pronounced live edge.
£645
Dark Oak No. 17
The longest slab in the ledger. Boardroom length in one piece.
£980
Burr Oak No. 04
Compact, with heavy figure. A coffee table top.
£480
English Walnut No. 01
Tapers from 410 mm to 170 mm along its length. About 20 kg.
£750
English Walnut No. 11
Tapers from 410 mm to 170 mm along its length. About 20 kg.
£720
English Walnut No. 15
Tapers from 410 mm to 170 mm along its length. About 20 kg.
£640
Cherry No. 19
Warm tone, quiet grain.
£520
Cherry No. 21
A narrower cherry slab for a desk.
£390
Sweet Chestnut No. 12
Straight grain, light for its size.
£390
Timbers
The species we work with.
Each slab is a single species of English hardwood, chosen for grain, movement and the live edge. Availability changes constantly, because every slab is one of one.
English Oak
Strength, durability and a pronounced grain. Bold character and natural variation that suits larger tables and statement pieces, with excellent stability over time.
Pippy Oak
Oak marked with clusters of small burrs across the surface. Lively figure on a stable, workable slab.
Burr Oak
Dense burr figure from edge to edge. The most expressive oak, with swirling grain and natural voids that resin stabilises.
Walnut
Rich, dark tone and a refined, close grain. The most contemporary of the timbers we use, and the one most often paired with clear resin.
Elm
Expressive grain with natural movement and warmth. Wide slabs that suit a single river on a six to eight seat table.
Ash
A lighter timber with a clean, open grain. Brings brightness to a room and takes colour well.
Cherry
Warm, mid tone that deepens with age. A quieter grain that lets the river do the talking.
Sweet Chestnut
Similar in colour to oak with a straighter grain and fewer rays. Stable, and lighter than oak for its size.
Sycamore
Pale and even, with a fine texture. The lightest timber we offer and a natural partner for a coloured river.
Hornbeam
A clean, pale timber with a fine, even grain. Subtle character that gives a modern, understated look, and a strong contrast with dark resin.
Design your table
Design a table around a slab.
Choose size, style, timber and resin in the designer, see a guide price as you go, and reserve with a 50% deposit.