Band Sawn Carpathian Oak
Reclaimed Band Sawn Oak boards.
(Mixed widths)
Prices are per square metre.
Solid reclaimed square edged Oak boards, salvaged from disused agricultural buildings in the Orsova region of the Carpathian mountains. Oak beams are sawn down into boards of uniform depth and retaining the visible saw marks on the surface of the timber. The boards come in a mixture of widths between 4" and 8" or a preferred width can be sourced for a charge.
£90 + VAT
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