"Texas" Walnut Photos
Below are pictures of a few of the Texas Walnut tops we have built.
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What is "Texas" Walnut?
Texas Walnut is not a commercially
available wood. It comes from trees that have fallen in storms
or been cut because of road or building construction in the counties
around central
and eastern Texas. We hand pick the walnut logs and have them
cut to our specifications and slow kiln dried to the proper moisture
content. Because of this, there is sometimes a waiting period
for Texas Walnut. But, it is well worth the wait... Most
commercially available walnut is steamed for color uniformity.
This Walnut is not steamed which allows the vibrant natural
color of the wood to show through. |
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Island Top
with Breadboard Ends
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Island Top
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Counter Top
with Wane Edged Backsplash
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Island Top
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Island Top
using Book-matched Slabs
and Wane Edges
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Island Top
using Book-matched Slabs
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Texas Walnut
Face Grain Table Top
with Wane Edges
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