California Cottonwood Burl

Size | 121" (L) x 18-36" (W) x 2.25" (T)

Material Type | White Ash

Material Size |
Slab #1 - 91" (L) x 39-55" (W) x 3" (T) - SOLD
Slab #2 - 92" (L) x 32-51" (W) x 3" (T)

Mappa Burl Slab

Size | 106" (L) x 23-32" (W) x 1.75" (T)

Material Type | Red Maple Burl Root

Material Size | 65” (W) x 120” (L) x 12” (T)

Mill Date | May 2019
Thickness | 12/4 (3.0”)
Average Length | 165”
Storage Info | Air dried in warehouse

Large Maple Root | Raw Material Size
- 88” at widest
- 66” at narrowest
- 26” tall

Medium Cedar Root | Raw Material Size
- 78” at widest
- 64” at narrowest
- 24” tall

Both pieces can be cut to require height and surface dimensions *

Cut from a single large ash wood slab, this book matched set would make an amazing dining or boardroom table. Voids can be filled with EcoPoxy Liquid Plastic for a perfectly flat and smooth surface.

Size | 144" (L) x 42" (W) x 2.25" (T)
See the cut off from this slab here.
See example of resin fill here.

We love the character of this unique cedar root base.  Once flattened on the top and bottom (to dining table height) this magnificent piece would look amazing with a large sheet of glass to allow guests to enjoy its flowing natural shapes.  Roots up or roots down is the question...

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This matched set of seven, rare large Canadian black walnut slabs could have many uses.  Widths vary and average 40" and all seven slabs are 14.5'

From a single slab dining table, to a large conference room table, the possibilities for these pieces are many. Book-matching 2 slabs together could also make a very large dining or conference table as well.

The future of these slabs will be determined by the right client and we are excited to see what they become.  Contact us with your ideas...

See what we created with the 3 sold slabs
CopperTree Boardroom Table
The Prince
The Dixon

This awesome set of Siberian Elm slabs have amazing grain and live-edge details and are perfect slabs for dining tables, desks, bar tops or even coffee tables.  They are 9.75' long and milled 3" thick.

The Story |
Salvaged at 1501 County Rd 50 (Heritage Rd), near Cedar Island in Kingsville, Ontario. The old cottage style house that sat on this property was demolished for a new build. FLO Hardwoods got involved late in the removal but was able to retrieve some photos of this large tree with the help of Google street view images.

Mill Date | December 2017
Thickness | 12/4 (3.0”)
Average Length | 130”
Storage Info |
- air dried outdoor covered 2 year
- warehouse 3 year

A large set of Red Oak slabs with amazing grain and live edge details are perfect slabs for dining tables, desks, bar tops or even coffee tables.  They are 10.5' long and milled 3" thick.

This 192 year old Red Oak was salvaged in Amherstburg, Ontario and has been around longer than Canada has been a country. Unfortunately, we were brought in to salvage this giant piece of history after it was already felled and cut into smaller sections, but we still managed to get some great material. These 4 cookies (thin cut log rounds) were cut 5" thick and are part of a series of 32 slabs from this one amazing tree.

Mill Date | June 2017
Thickness | 20/4 (3.0”)
Storage Info |
- air dried covered outdoor 2 year
- 3 year in warehouse

This 172 year old Red Oak was salvaged in Amherstburg, Ontario and has been around longer than Canada has been a country. Unfortunately, we were brought in to salvage this giant piece of history after it was already felled and cut into smaller sections, but we still managed to get some great material. These slabs were milled 3" thick and are part of a series of 32 slabs from this one amazing tree.

This 172 year old Red Oak was salvaged in Amherstburg, Ontario and has been around longer than Canada has been a country. Unfortunately, we were brought in to salvage this giant piece of history after it was already felled and cut into smaller sections, but we still managed to get some great material. These slabs were milled 3" thick and are part of a series of 32 slabs from this one amazing tree.

This 172 year old Red Oak was salvaged in Amherstburg, Ontario and has been around longer than Canada has been a country. Unfortunately, we were brought in to salvage this giant piece of history after it was already felled and cut into smaller sections, but we still managed to get some great material. These slabs were milled 3" thick and are part of a series of 32 slabs from this one amazing tree.

This salvaged Cast Iron Preston machine base was headed for metal scrap.  It is the perfect large table base for a larger home or commercial environment like a winery or distillery.   It is 29" tall and the rectangular base is 28" x 33".  The upper cantilevered portion is 16" x 63" and is roughly estimated to weigh 550lbs.  A little restoration and this beast will make an amazing offset cantilevered table.  This base could hold a 10-12 foot long solid wood table top.

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A hard to find set of 3"+ thick Hard Maple live-edge slabs.

6 slabs range from 40"-48" wide with an average length of 8.5'

A large set of Red Oak slabs with amazing grain and live edge details are perfect slabs for dining tables, desks, bar tops or even coffee tables.  They are 10.5' long and milled 3" thick.

Mill Date | June 2017
Thickness | 12/4 (3.0”)
Average Length | 128”
Storage Info |
- air dried covered outdoor 2 year
- 3 year in warehouse

Red Oak slabs with amazing grain and live edge details are perfect slabs for coffee tables or can even be end-matched for a dining table.  They average 51" long with varied widths and milled 3" thick.

Mill Date | June 2017
Thickness | 12/4 (3.0”)
Average Length | 51”
Storage Info |
- air dried covered outdoor 2 year
- 3 year in warehouse

A gorgeous set of thick 3.5" - 4" maple slabs that are lightly spalted and have varied live-edge accents.

Five | 10.5' slabs @ 3.5-4" thick and 18-22" wide

Two | 8.5' slabs @ 3.5-4"+ thick and 20-22" wide

This is another beautiful set of hard maple slabs with some amazing curly grain.  They are 11.5' long and milled 3" thick.  The average widths range from 32"-44" and up to 51" on the butt end of the log.

This is a beautiful set of Maple slabs that are 11.5' long and milled 3" thick.  Widths range from 28"-32" on the narrow end and up to 50" on the crotch end.  There is some very impressive grain in these slabs.

Mill Date | April 2017
Thickness | 12/4 (3.0”)
Storage Info |
- air dried covered outdoor 2 year
- 3 year in warehouse

VERY RARE FIND!  This large yellow birch burl is a big one with a 38" diameter and weighs roughly 450lbs.  Salvaged from a property in the Algoma district on Highway 129, this burl would make an amazing carved out bowl chair, but could have many other uses.

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A nice solid set of live-edge Maple slabs, perfect slabs for dining tables, desks, bar tops or even coffee tables.  They are 9.5' long and milled 3" thick.

This simple yet interesting Cedar pillar is a great accent piece.  It is 33" tall, with a top diameter of 11" and bottom diameter of 17".  With a glass top or as is, this Cedar pillar is a great salvaged piece from the shores of Lake Huron.

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These 3 massive Poplar log rounds are awe-inspiring and heavy! They will need to be cored out for weight consideration.  With an average diameter of 48"-50" and a height range of 18"-21" these log rounds are statement pieces.  Either as-is for coffee tables and outdoor benches, or even raised up on metal legs as a block table, these specimens are sure to evoke conversation.

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We salvaged these beams from a very old cabin in Harrow on the 3rd concession.  We are told the cabin was one of the first known dwellings in the area and dates back to the early-mid 1800's.  Most of the beams are oak, but there a few black walnut ones there too.
Sizes |
Short - 6" x 16" x 4'-6' long (12 pcs)
Medium - 6" x 14" x 12'-16' long (7pcs)
Long - 6" x 14" x 18'-20' long (4pcs)

This massive American Elm tree was deemed unsafe by the town of Amherstburg, when a large leader branch broke off in high winds and landed on the driveway of the neighboring property.

The root base is 12 feet across with a medium trunk diameter of 54" and we estimated it to be about 200-230 years old. Aside from the one leader that was rotted, the rest of the tree was structurally sound. In our opinion, it is unfortunate that it had be removed and was not properly assessed.

Fortunately however, we were called in to salvage this piece of history in June of 2016. At the time of salvage we were not equipped to slab and process a trunk that is 54"-74"in diameter, but now that we are, it is scheduled for slabbing in the spring/summer of 2018. Due to its waterfront location on Front Road North in historic Amherstburg, there is a good chance we may find some lead bullets associated with the war of 1812 when we open it up. Considering this tree has been alive longer than Canada has been a country, we really hope to find some cool history inside.