Maple Live Edge Lumber brings the raw, natural character of solid maple to furniture, countertops, shelving, and statement pieces. Pale cream to white -- consistent colour with occasional figure. Each live edge slab retains the natural profile of the tree, making every piece genuinely unique in shape, grain, and figure. Kiln-dried for dimensional stability. Visit your local Windsor Plywood location to select your slab in person -- live edge pieces are best chosen by eye.
| Species | Maple |
|---|---|
| Cut | Live edge -- natural edge retained |
| Drying Method | Kiln-dried |
| Dimensions | Varies by slab -- confirm current inventory at your local branch |
| Availability | In-store -- slab inventory varies by location. Visit in person to select your piece. |
Maple Live Edge Lumber is used for dining tables, coffee tables, desk tops, kitchen islands, countertops, floating shelves, mantels, headboards, and any furniture or interior application where a natural, organic wood statement is the design intent. The live edge and natural figure of maple make each piece a functional work of art.
Is each slab truly unique?
Yes. Every live edge slab retains the natural profile of the tree it came from. No two pieces are identical in shape, width, grain, or figure. Visit your local Windsor Plywood location to select your piece in person.
How do I finish a live edge slab?
Hardwax oils such as Rubio Monocoat or Osmo Polyx enhance the natural grain and colour of maple without adding a plastic film. For high-use surfaces like countertops, epoxy resin topcoats provide maximum durability.
Can I get a slab cut to a custom size?
Confirm cutting options with your local Windsor Plywood location. Availability of custom cutting services varies by branch.
What is epoxy used for on live edge slabs?
Epoxy is used to fill cracks, voids, and live edge bark inclusions. It can be clear or tinted to complement the wood colour. EcoPoxy products are available at Windsor Plywood for live edge finishing applications.