The biggest thing in the barn. Twelve feet of book-matched red elm that opens out to SIX FEET WIDE. Elm’s interlocked grain is a nightmare to saw and a knockout to look at — and a matched pair at this size is something most mills will never cut.
2 slabs, sold as a set. Each runs 144″ long and 21–36″ wide at 2.5″ thick. Join them and you get a top roughly 42–72″ across — 131.7 board feet in the pair.
Air-drying at the mill right now. Reserve it and let it season, or take it green and dry it your way — we can kiln-finish it on request.
These two don’t get split up. The match only exists because they came off the log one after the other — break the pair and it’s just two slabs, and the mirror is gone for good. Buy it as a set or leave it for the next guy.
Milled on our own saws, on our own land, in New Jersey. Local pickup at the mill.
