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Bubinga Pomele |
 This Bubinga is known for its remarkable color and grain figure. Typically, these boards are used for tabletops, desks, bars and countertops, and more often than not, the live edge is left on. Each piece is unique because of its grain figure, color and width; no two pieces are ever alike. The logs come from Africa and are shipped to Europe to be custom-sawn and kiln dried. It usually takes about a year to receive the lumber once it has been cut. This type of lumber always sells fast, so please call for price and availability. |
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September, 2007
Call 770-428-3622 to get more information on the Special items. All Specials available while supplies last.
Check back every month for new specials!