- Surfaces planed to display wood grain
- Thickness may occasionaly vary by up to 1/4".
- Will not contain soft rot, wane, cracks or pith
Kiln Dried American Elm
American Elm (Ulmus americana)—commonly known as American Elm—is a tough, resilient hardwood recognized for its light color and distinctive interlocking grain. The wood ranges from pale tan to light brown, often with subtle darker streaks that add natural character.
American Elm is especially valued for its resistance to splitting due to its interlocked grain structure, making it well suited for turning and functional projects. On the lathe, it cuts smoothly with sharp tools, though the grain can be lively and benefits from light, controlled cuts. When properly dried, it offers good stability and finishes well, bringing out its classic grain pattern.
American Elm has been traditionally used for bowls, furniture components, tool handles, and utility items requiring durability and strength.
Please note: Kiln dried woods may vary in thickness by up to .25".
Kiln dried to below 10% moisture content
End grain sealed in wax to maintain moisture content
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days
Guaranteed defect-free (Full quality standards listed below)
All orders fulfilled within 2 business days
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage
Please note: Kiln dried woods may vary in thickness by up to .25".
Kiln dried to below 10% moisture content
End grain sealed in wax to maintain moisture content
Protective wax seal guaranteed for 30 days
Guaranteed defect-free (Full quality standards listed below)
All orders fulfilled within 2 business days
Shipments fully insured against loss and damage