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Solid Maple Board
Solid Maple Board
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- ✓ 100% solid maple
- ✓ Kiln-dried to 8–12% moisture content
- ✓ Rough-sawn or planed & jointed
- ✓ Straight, parallel edges for easy processing
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Specifications
Wood: 100% solid maple
Moisture content: approx. 8–12%, kiln-dried
Surface: Rough-sawn (approx. 52 mm) or Planed & jointed (approx. 40 mm)
Edges: Straight and parallel
Lengths: 60 cm / 120 cm – tolerance ±0.5 cm
Widths: 10 cm / 15 cm / 20 cm – tolerance ±0.5 cm
Thickness: tolerance ±0.3 cm
Project Ideas
Ideal for cutting boards, shelves, wall-mounted boards, benches, coffee tables, vanity tops and smaller furniture projects.
The straight, parallel edges also make the boards well suited for glue-ups when you want to create wider solid wood panels.
Natural Wood Characteristics
Solid wood is a natural material. Each board is unique and may vary in colour and grain. Occasional sound knots and other natural characteristics are part of genuine maple and are not considered defects.
Processing & Preparation
The board is supplied as solid woodworking material for further processing. Depending on the selected surface, it can be planed, sanded, cut, drilled, routed, glued and finished to suit your project.
After delivery, allow the maple to acclimatise in its intended indoor environment for around 48 hours before final machining or assembly.
The straight, parallel edges also make the boards suitable for edge-gluing into wider panels.
WHY MAPLE?
Light, fine-grained and precise
Maple is valued for its light colour, fine grain and clean, understated appearance. Its dense, even structure makes it an excellent choice for precise woodworking and smooth, refined surfaces.
From cutting boards and shelves to furniture components and glue-ups, solid maple is a versatile hardwood for projects where a bright, clean look and accurate machining matter.
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
Questions about our solid wood boards?
What is the difference between rough-sawn and planed & jointed?
Rough-sawn – approx. 52 mm: Supplied with its original sawn surface for maximum material and flexibility.
Planed & jointed – approx. 40 mm: Machined flat and straight for a clean starting point for further processing.
Why is the planed board thinner than the rough-sawn board?
Both versions start from approx. 52 mm rough stock. Material is removed during planing and jointing, resulting in a final thickness of approx. 40 mm.
Can I glue several boards together to make a wider panel?
Yes. The straight, parallel edges make the boards suitable for edge-gluing into wider solid wood panels.
Does the wood need additional drying before use?
No additional drying is normally required. The maple is kiln-dried to approx. 8–12% moisture content. Allow it to acclimatise in its intended indoor environment for around 48 hours before final machining or assembly.
Does the board have a natural live edge?
No. These boards have straight, parallel-cut edges for easy machining and edge-gluing. They do not have a natural or live edge.
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