Walnut wide plank tops are heavily employed for kitchen islands and countertops. The medium to large pores of this food-safe wood offer more resistance to bacteria and moisture than cherry but less so than maple or beech wood. It also shrinks less than maple or beech wood, so behave well when is employed as a countertop or a kitchen island top. What’s more, the rich chocolate colored hue of the walnut wide plank masks everyday stains and lends countertops and kitchen island tops a high-end look. With time, however, it develops a rich, lustrous patina that accounts for its aristocratic elegance.
European beech wood wide plank kitchen tops
17 November 2022
