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Bastogne Walnut - a Paradox
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Bastogne Walnut, also known as Paradox Walnut, is a rare but natural occurring hybrid between Claro Walnut and English Walnut. Bastogne Walnut is rare because the trees are sterile, and so only grow naturally not through cultivation. Unlike most hardwoods, they are fast growing trees, maturing in 20 to 80 years, and grow larger than either Claro or English Walnut. Bastogne Walnut is also denser that any of the other walnuts. Its color can be absolutely striking, often having the color of Claro and the dark streaks of English Walnut. Because Bastogne is so strong and heavy, yet easy to work with, it is ideal for tonewood, gunstocks and fine furniture.
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We are happy to welcome our newest sales associate
Matthew Ronsani, to our team. He has an extensive background in lumber sales and will be able to help you with all your lumber needs. | |
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English Elm -# 2807x1
This is just one of the beautiful 12/4 English Elm slabs that have been added to our inventory. |
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We have added several pieces that are 1/2 Bastogne Walnut and 1/2 English Walnut.
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Customer Gallery
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Before & After
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English Elm Desk
by Doug Goodman
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We are still looking for photos of furniture pieces made from our lumber to be included in our newsletters , the customer gallery section of our new website and our customer notebook. Just email us pictures of items you have made from our lumber along with contact information. We are especially interested in pieces made from our wide lumber and slabs.
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