Product Description: Lime Tree Timber Our live edge timbers can be cut down to square edge, select this option in the drop-down above. Do call us or get in touch on our Contact Us page and speak to our passionate team if you have any queries. Overview Emerging from the diverse landscapes of Europe and North America, Lime Tree, often referred to as Linden, is appreciated for its workability and delicate appearance. Displaying hues from pale yellow to soft brown, this wood effortlessly melds versatility with understated elegance. Known for its fine grain and malleability, it is a favoured choice for detailed carving, musical instruments, and lightweight furniture. Appearance Board Edges: Available in Waney Edge / Live Edge or Square Edge. Colour & Grain: Lime Tree unveils a spectrum from pale yellow to gentle browns. Its fine, even grain imparts a graceful, unobtrusive aesthetic. Patterns: Generally consistent, it might occasionally bear subdued patterns, enhancing its intrinsic allure. Special Note: The wood’s subtle shades make it especially apt for intricate carving, given its ability to capture detail vividly. For those in pursuit of a combination of elegance and flexibility, Timber Lot’s offering stands as a distinguished choice. Technical Specification Common Name: Often referred to as Lime or Linden. Family: Malvaceae Genus: Tilia Measurement Details: Supplied in cubic metres (M3) (1M3 is tantamount to 35.315 Ft3.) Weight (Kiln Dried): 560 KG/M3. Format: Waney edge sawn boards or straight edge sawn boards. Width: Plank widths begin at 150mm, potentially beyond 250mm – call us if you have specific requirements. Uses of the Timber Carving Projects: Owing to its soft and cooperative nature, it is exceptional for intricate carving pursuits. Musical Instruments: Its tonal qualities make it suitable for some musical instruments, especially wind instruments. Lightweight Furniture: Its relative lightness paired with durability makes it suitable for select furniture pieces. Veneer Production: Its consistent appearance and texture deem it suitable for veneer purposes. Sculpting: Artists appreciate it for its easy-to-shape nature, making it a choice medium for sculptures. Turnery: Its responsive nature makes it a favourite for turnery and small wooden objects. Characteristics of the Timber Colour: Spanning from light yellows to subdued browns, it embodies a gentle, natural charm. Grain: With its predominantly fine grain, it ensures a clean, minimalist look. Durability: While relatively soft, it offers good resilience. Workability: Renowned for its ease of shaping, it streamlines operations like carving, turning, and finishing. Finishing: Its delicate hue forms a receptive canvas, ideal for various treatments and finishes. Texture: A standout feature is its smooth touch, consistent throughout its surface. Further details about our Grades can be found here.
