Hard Maple Wide Plank (Face Grain) Countertop #3089 (1.25"-38"-51")
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Hardwood Lumber Company specializes in the production of high-quality, custom-made, Wood Countertops. In cases where a product has a deformity or if it is returned with defects and/or modifications, we list it under our Factory Seconds category. All products within this category are offered at a discount of up to 50% or more. Factory Seconds orders will be shipped out within one week or less.
This Hard Maple Wide Plank (Face Grain) Countertop has a stain (no clear finish), has a 1/16" radius edge detail on all edges and corners, and finish is peeling off at the edges. This piece measures 1-1/4" x 38" x 51".
All purchases of Factory Seconds are final, we do not accept returns on any factory second products.
Product Disclaimer:
All factory seconds are sold as-is and are not eligible for return or exchange. We make every effort to provide accurate details of the product by explicitly stating all defects when adding factory seconds to the website. Please be aware that factory seconds may remain in our inventory for an extended period after being added to the website. Due to the inherent characteristics of wood, including being unfinished and not installed, these items may develop cracks, warp, bow, or acquire scratches over time. It is important to understand that such occurrences are not considered defects for our factory seconds.
Hard Maple
Hard Maple sapwood is creamy white with a slight reddish brown tinge and the heartwood varies from light to dark reddish brown. Hard Maple has a close fine, uniform texture and is generally straight-grained. Hard Maple is hard and heavy with good strength properties, in particular its high resistance to abrasion and wear. We use only the higher quality grades of Hard Maple lumber for our products.
Soft Maple
In most respects soft maple is very similar to hard maple. Generally soft maple sapwood is greyish white. The heartwood varies from light to dark reddish brown. Soft Maple is usually straight-grained and has low shock resistance. Soft maple is about 25 percent less hard than hard maple. The soft maple we use for our products is selected for a white color. We use only the higher quality grades of Soft Maple lumber for our products.
