Welcome to Primo Wood Slabs

Primowoodslabs.com is your source for sustainably harvested live edge / natural edge slabs from a variety of Appalachian hardwoods. These gorgeous jewels of nature make stunning tables, benches, countertops, mantles and more.We have a large selection and offer planing and sanding or in the rough. Live edge slabs add warmth and natural beauty to any space.

We are a small vertically integrated woodworking business. We start in the woods or with loggers for most of our projects although we have extensive connections for acquiring lumber if needed. We have the ability to saw, dry and mill. We control every aspect of the process including the timetable.

Designers and architects have to work with what is available, with us the sky is the limit. Recently we were visited by one of our NY clients (See link: Taylor Creative Inc.), three weeks later their new line was delivered to NY. Creative, professional and good turn around. Please consider us for your projects.

If you are an architect or designer working on a project requiring multiple slabs, please call us for a free consultation & commercial rates. Ask for Ron 423.272.6003

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: Aromatic Eastern Red Cedar Slabs (1); Eastern Red Cedar has a thin, white sapwood that may alternate with stripes of heartwood. Straight and even grained with a fine uniform texture. Creamy white sapwood and light reddish or purplish heartwood that ages to a darker red or reddish brown. Often contains numerous knots.

: Black Walnut Slabs (82); Black Walnut's specific name is J.nigra it is sometimes called eastern or American Black Walnut.The sapwood is creamy white. Heartwood is a rich chocolate or purplish brown in color. It is the only dark brown domestic species.

: Elm Slabs (12); Elm's color is brown to dark brown, sometimes reddish heartwood. It is moderately hard and heavy wood. The grain is mostly coarse open grain. Elm has been used as a Chestnut substitute.

: Finished Slabs - Milled / Sanded (2); These slabs have been kiln dried and surfaced on a CNC machine with a small high speed cutter. Milling a slab this way prevents tear out and also provides a very flat surface. These slabs are dead flat with no cup, twist or bow. We then hand sand to 180 grit, removing cutter marks.

: Maple Slabs (18); Maple is a close-grain, very hard, fine-textured, tough and strong wood. The sapwood is very light in color, while the heartwood is a light brown. The grain figure is subdued but beautiful and quite uniform and interesting as well.

: Oak Slabs (18); White Oak- nearly white sapwood to a darker gray brown heartwood, Red Oak- nearly white cream color to a beautiful warm, pale brown heartwood, tinted with red.

: Sassafras Slabs (4); Sassafras heartwood is pale brown to orange brown, resembling ash or chestnut. The narrow sapwood is yellowish white. The wood has a coarse texture and is generally straight grained. Well known as an aromatic species.

: Slab Furniture (24); Live edge slab furniture adds the warmth & beauty of nature to any decor. Each piece is one-of-a-kind. Built to last generations, these will become family heirlooms.

: Wild Cherry Slabs (52); Cherry is considered a classic when it comes to furniture. The heartwood of cherry varies from rich red to reddish brown and will darken with age and on exposure to light. In contrast, the sapwood is creamy white.