Reclaimed Elm Door Panel

Description Description

Crafted from reclaimed elm timber, these solid timber door panels celebrate the natural beauty of aged wood and traditional craftsmanship. Each panel is made from recycled elm, showcasing distinctive grain patterns, knots and subtle imperfections that make every piece unique.

Available in a range of sizes, these versatile panels can be used for custom cabinetry, shelving, furniture projects, wall panelling, feature joinery or bespoke interior applications. The lightly finished surface highlights the warmth and organic character of the reclaimed timber while allowing flexibility for further finishing if desired.

As each panel is handcrafted from reclaimed elm, natural variations in colour, grain, knots, historic repairs and surface texture are celebrated as part of the material's authenticity.

SPECIFICATIONS

Available in multiple sizes. Please select your preferred size from the options above.

Crafted from reclaimed recycled elm timber.

Suitable for custom joinery, cabinetry, furniture making, shelving, benchtops and decorative interior applications.

Please note each panel is unique. Variations in grain, colour, knots, small fills, surface texture and natural movement are characteristics of reclaimed elm and are not considered faults.

Please Note Please Note

Designed primarily for interior applications. Should these panels be incorporated into exterior doors or exposed environments, they must be fully sealed with an appropriate exterior-grade protective coating prior to installation to ensure long-term durability.

Elm Wood Elm Wood

Characteristics

Elm is a hardwood prized for its distinctive grain, durability, and warm, textured character, especially when reclaimed or aged. Each piece bears natural imperfections, knots, and tonal variation that contribute to its organic appeal and evolving patina over time.

Common Issues or Risk

Due to its porous nature, elm can absorb moisture if not properly maintained. Exposure to liquids such as water, wine, or acidic substances can result in stains or marks. Minor cracks and surface movement are a natural response to environmental conditions and are part of elm's evolving appearance.

Preventative Care

Position elm furniture in dry, climate-stable environments away from direct heat or excessive humidity. Use coasters, mats, and placemats to prevent staining or surface damage. Reapply a suitable oil finish periodically to maintain hydration and surface resilience, particularly on reclaimed or antique elm.

Cleaning Instructions

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth or microfibre duster. For occasional deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and pH-neutral soap, then dry immediately to prevent moisture absorption. Light sanding followed by natural oil application can help restore worn areas or blend minor surface marks.

Cautions / What to Avoid

Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive scrubbers, and alcohol-based products, which can damage the timber or dull the patina. Do not leave spills, especially water or acidic substances, sitting on the surface. When storing, cover the piece with breathable fabric in a dry space to protect from dust and moisture.

How to Buy How to Buy

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