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Live Edge Slabs
$6–35per board foot
- Species
- Walnut · Ash · Cherry · Elm · Pine +
- Dimensions
- 8–48in W · 2–14ft L
- Reclaimed
- Colorado trees, locally milled
- Note
- All kiln dried
Browse online · buy in person · cash or card · we load with forklift
| Species | Price / board foot |
|---|---|
| Pine | $6 |
| Poplar | $8 |
| Silver Maple | $12 |
| Elm | $13 |
| Ash | $14 |
| Beetle Kill Pine | $14 |
| Honey Locust | $15 |
| Oak | $15 |
| Sycamore | $15 |
| Russian Olive | $20 |
| Walnut | $22 – $35 |
| Cherry | $27 |
| Pecan | $27 |
Prices current as of publication · call 720·236·0454 to confirm stock
Colorado trees, milled by Colorado locals, and every slab kiln dried before it hits the rack. These are urban and regional trees that came down and would otherwise have been chipped for mulch.
$6 to $35 per board foot depending on species. Pieces run 8 to 48 inches wide and 2 to 14 feet long.
Species we carry
Pine at $6 is the cheapest way into a live edge project. Beetle kill pine at $14 brings the blue-gray staining that only comes from the beetle. Walnut at $22 to $35 is the premium end and the one most people come in asking for. In between there is ash, elm, silver maple, sycamore, honey locust, oak, Russian olive, poplar, cherry, and pecan.
Kiln dried matters
A green slab will move, cup, and check as it dries, and it can do that after you have already built with it. Everything on our rack has been through a kiln, so it is stable and ready to work. That is worth more than the per-board-foot difference between us and someone selling out of a barn.
What people build with it
Dining tables, desks, conference tables, floating shelves, benches, and bar tops. If you want it built rather than bought raw, our shop does exactly that — see the studio.
Picking a slab
Come look. Photographs do not tell you what the figure does in person, and the widest and most figured pieces do not stay long. Call 720-236-0454 first if you are driving in for something specific.
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Live Edge Slabs — common questions
How much do live edge slabs cost in Denver?
Live edge slabs at Revolve Reclaimed run $6 to $35 per board foot depending on species. Pine starts at $6, ash and beetle kill pine are $14, cherry and pecan are $27, and walnut runs $22 to $35.
Are your live edge slabs kiln dried?
Yes. Every live edge slab we sell is kiln dried, so it is stable and ready to build with. You are not waiting a year for it to come to moisture content.
How big do the slabs get?
Slabs run 8 to 48 inches wide and 2 to 14 feet long. The widest pieces move fastest, so call ahead at 720-236-0454 if you need a specific width.
Where does your live edge wood come from?
Colorado trees, milled by Colorado locals. These are urban and regional trees that came down and would otherwise have been chipped.
How do I calculate board feet?
Board feet = thickness in inches × width in inches × length in inches, divided by 144. A slab 2in thick, 24in wide and 96in long is 32 board feet.
When it's gone, it's gone.
Inventory turns over weekly. Call ahead, then pull your truck up — we load with the forklift.