BEAUTIFUL HAND CRAFTED WESTERN RED CEDAR DRIFTWOOD FIREPLACE MANTEL with SHELF
Dimensions: 58" x 12" x 7"
The Western Red Cedar Driftwood Mantel was reclaimed from a log that was used as part of the frame for a dock or pier. The driftwood log was found along the shore of one of N. Idaho's natural pristine lakes. The top of the log has been planed at a 90° angle to the back providing a level shelf. The surface has been sanded down to 400 grit sand paper. The finish was applied by hand rubbing several coats of teak oil into the wood and then sealed by hand rubbing a satin wipe on polyurethane sealer to protect and enhance the natural color of the wood.
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WESTERN RED CEDAR (Thuja plicata - Donn. ex D.Don.) Is a member of the Cyprus family (Cupressaceae). Thuja plicata is an evergreen Tree growing up to 196ft tall by 39ft wide at a fast rate. They are know to have lived at least 1460 years. The range of western red-cedar is essentially in two segments: a Coast Range-Cascade Range segment from southeastern Alaska to northwestern California and a Rocky Mountain segment from British Columbia and Alberta to Idaho and Montana. The Wood is pale to dark red in color, aromatic, light, soft, straight-grained and very resistant to decay. The wood from fallen trees remains sound for at least 100 years. The wood of western red cedar has been used for pilings, docks and piers and on the lakes in N. Idaho since the early 1800's.