Birds Eye Maple Timber - 24mm x 125mm x 725mm - (OFFCUT27)

Birds Eye Maple Timber - Kiln Dried, Square Edge (OFFCUT27)

Dimensions: 24mm x 125mm x 725mm
Finish: Planed one face

Product Description

Discover the unique beauty of Birds Eye Maple with this premium offcut, perfect for your next woodworking project. This kiln-dried, square-edged piece has been meticulously planed on one face, ensuring a smooth and ready-to-use surface.

About Birds Eye Maple

Birds Eye Maple is renowned for its distinctive pattern, resembling tiny swirling eyes that disrupt the smooth lines of the grain. This rare and highly sought-after timber is not a distinct species but rather a phenomenon that occurs within several types of maple, primarily the hard maple (Acer saccharum). The unique figure is believed to be caused by the tree’s attempts to start new buds in challenging growing conditions. Known for its creamy white colour with a reddish tinge, Birds Eye Maple is prized for its aesthetic appeal and fine texture, making it a favourite among woodworkers and furniture makers.

About Whitmore’s Timber

Whitmore’s Timber has been a trusted name in the timber industry since 1890. Based in Leicestershire, they are renowned for supplying high-quality European, American, and exotic hardwoods across the UK. With over 300 years of combined trading experience, Whitmore’s Timber is committed to providing responsibly sourced, premium timber products. Their extensive selection includes kiln and air-dried timber, ensuring you receive the best quality for your projects.

Why Choose This Offcut?

• Unique Aesthetic: The rare Birds Eye pattern adds a touch of elegance and uniqueness to your creations.
• High Quality: Kiln-dried and planed for a smooth, ready-to-use surface.
• Sustainable Sourcing: From a reputable supplier committed to responsible forestry practices.

Elevate your woodworking projects with this exceptional piece of Birds Eye Maple from Whitmore’s Timber. Order now and experience the unmatched beauty and quality of this rare timber.