Chopping boards and small objects
The fine, dense grain suits chopping boards, bowls, handles and small turned objects. For chopping boards, choose sound pieces and a finish suitable for food contact.
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Sawn timber and solid wood
Wavy grain, honey to brown tones, and hard, dense wood. At Vela, you can find unedged boards and boules, seasoned and ready to work.
What you can make
Olive grain stands out even in small objects. On larger tops, the grain and natural edges become part of the composition.
The fine, dense grain suits chopping boards, bowls, handles and small turned objects. For chopping boards, choose sound pieces and a finish suitable for food contact.
Irregular edges and voids become part of the tabletop. Before choosing boards, assess the sound areas, usable dimensions and spaces to fill.
With pieces of suitable quality and size, olive wood can also be used for tabletops, cabinet fronts and furniture details. Matching the boards helps the grain flow across the surface.
The shades and irregular grain make each strip different. This use requires suitable timber preparation and careful choices of sizes, finish and installation.
The two photographs of finished products show work by third parties. This page concerns the supply of sawn timber.
A closer look at the timber
Unedged boards retain their natural edges. Boules keep boards from the same log in sequence, helping you plan how to match them.
Quality varies and is predominantly good or very good for olive wood. Choose the material according to the pieces you need and the appearance you want.
The Vela range
Sold by the m³. Lengths and widths vary: tell us the dimensions of the pieces you want to make.
Actual dimensions and available quantities are confirmed in the quotation.
Tell us about your project
Tell us about the project and the appearance you want. We help you identify the timber to request.