Hardwood Slabs for Furniture and Millwork
Live-edge and straight-edge slabs cut from large-diameter African logs, wide enough for a one-piece dining table or countertop. Buy a single slab with photos and measurements before you commit, or order by volume if you’re supplying a workshop. Shipping to buyers across Europe, Asia and beyond.
African Hardwood Slabs For Sale
Product Specification
African hardwoods grow to diameters most temperate species can’t match, which is what makes wide, one-piece slabs possible in the first place. Available live-edge (natural bark-line edge retained) or straight-edge, rough-sawn or kiln-dried for furniture-grade stability.
| Common Species | Typical Width | Typical Length | Common End Use |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Doussié |
60–110cm |
2–4m |
Dining tables, countertops |
|
Iroko |
70–130cm |
2–4m |
Conference tables, benches |
|
Padauk |
50–100cm |
2–3.5m |
Decorative tables, counters |
|
Bubinga |
50–90cm |
1.5–3m |
Feature furniture, high-end tables |
Buy African Hardwood Slabs from Jam Wood Export
Ordering Process
By The Piece
- Photos and exact dimensions sent before payment, not a stock image
- Rough-sawn or finish-planed on request
- Kiln-dried to a stable moisture content for furniture use, on request
- Single slabs shippable via consolidated freight, not just full containers
By The Container
- Workshops and retailers ordering volume can fill a container with mixed slab sizes
- Priced per slab or per cubic metre depending on volume
- Standard export documentation included
- Quote turnaround: typically 3–7 business days once we've matched available stock to your spec
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Slabs don’t require a full container order, we ship single pieces via consolidated freight. Tell us the size and species you’re after and we’ll check current stock.
Yes, always. You’ll see the actual slab, width, length, thickness and grain, before committing to purchase, not a generic representative image.
Yes, on request. Furniture-grade slabs are usually better kiln-dried to a stable moisture content first, we’ll advise based on the species and your climate if you’re not sure.