Furniture making
The beautiful wood
OAK
English oak
• English Oak, or European Oak, is a wonderful
material to work with. It is heavy , but it is
also one of the most graceful woods that only
gets better as it ages and the colour matures.
English Oak has been a solid staple material
of the British furniture making tradition for
hundreds of years. Our oak pieces come in a
variety of colours, from Light to Blackened
oak (not to be confused with Black Oak -
which is typically a medium to light wood).
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ASH
European ash
• Fraxinus excelsior
A slightly confusing name, as it is
also called peppermint ash and giant
gum ash. In Europe it is known as
olive ash, generally occurring after 30
years' growth when the white heart
has turned to streaky olive. Goods,
for sports goods, wheelwright's work
and wherever springiness is required .
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