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    Mixed Softwood Sleeper Middles w/ Live Edge for Table Tops

    KD (1 charge); Band-Sawn 1 face; Edged (except live edges left for 2 edges of table top)

    Height
    Width
    Length
    Quantity

    1-6"

    Any Mix 5-10"

    4-12'

    min: 25 bf

    Mixed Hardwood Sleeper Middles w/ Live Edge for Table Tops

    KD (1 charge); Band-Sawn 1 face; Edged (except live edges left for 2 edges of table top)

    Height
    Width
    Length
    Quantity

    1-6"

    Any Mix 5-10"

    4-12'

    min: 25 bf

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    Mixed Species Sleeper Middles - Product Info

    Hand Hewn Sleepers are logs which are hewn on two opposing faces. The other two sides are left rounded. Sleepers are also sometimes called "half-rounds". Sleepers were the main floor joist in many old barns. Trestlewood processes sleepers into authentic hand hewn skins and the middle piece which is left is called a sleeper middle. It has bandsawn faces and rounded edges.

    Characteristics

    • Texture: Bandsawn on two sides and original round on two sides
    • Color: freshsawn faces and weathered edge(s)
    • Variation: different color tones and looks is a feature of this product
    • Nail holes and staining associated with the holes is infrequent
    • Species: Mixed Species

    Standard Dimensions and Configurations

    • Height: 1-6"; 2" is common
    • Width: Usually 5-12" (varies even within a single piece because of live edge and natural taper of log)
    • Length: typically 6' to 20'
    • Options: kiln-drying and fumigating

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    Barns, corncribs, stables, mills, homes and other buildings and agricultural structures from different locations in North America.
    Note: Please study specification sheets to familiarize yourself with product characteristics and their possible implications for your application.