Lodgepole pine trees commonly split from a single trunk into 2 or more trunks above the main trunk. We harvest logs with these splits in place and use matched slabs in single and ensemble pieces. The slab in this style table appears to be a confluence or a pair of pants. A matching cocktail table is available from the same log.
16.5″ x 72″ x 30″
Lodgepole pine trees commonly split from a single trunk into 2 or more trunks above the main trunk. We harvest logs with these splits in place and use matched slabs in single and ensemble pieces. The slab in this style table appears to be a confluence or a pair of pants. A matching cocktail table is available from the say log.
16.5″ x 72″ x 30″
Lodgepole pine trees commonly split from a single trunk into 2 or more trunks above the main trunk. We harvest logs with these splits in place and use matched slabs in single and ensemble pieces. The slabs in this style table appear to be pairs of pants laid together. A matching console table is available from the same log.
Lodgepole pine trees commonly split from a single trunk into 2 or more trunks above the main trunk. We harvest logs with these splits in place and use matched slabs in single and ensemble pieces. The slab in this style table appears to be a confluence or a pair of pants. A matching cocktail table is available from the same log.