Rustic Spalted Hackberry Picture Frame - 8x10" ID

Description: Hackberry wood is not as common in our lexicons as oak or cherry, but it has desirable properties similar to oak, elm and ash. The primary setback is it stains easily after setting on the forest ground or in moist storage for too long. It has a sweet, popcorn butter-like smell when it is cut or drilled, too! The good news is it's not expensive and I can make and sell it at a very reasonable price!Spalted hackberry, which has natural dark accents around the grains is even more beautiful and desirable. Instead of a light coloring, some of the grains in the wood are as profound like a dye has been injected into the swirls. In reality, spalting is due to the fungus in a live tree, which will inevitably cause it to rot. Woodworkers of all kinds have long sought spalted wood for its individual beauty, and this includes myself.This is a handmade, made-to-order frame. The condition is "New" even though it is made in a simple fashion like older farm house-style frames. The rough appearance is subjective, of course, but this isn't manufactured to look a certain way, it actually is as it appears. For someone like me it adds character to the wood and makes it more aesthetically-appealing.The width of each board varies based on the optional outer border or not.- The face grain measures 1.75 inches wide, showcasing the beauty of the wood.- If the outer border is selected the width of each side will be around 3 inches. The outer border will display the edge grain of the board.The frame comes with hanging hardware on either the horizontal or vertical orientation.If you are ordering a glass option, the backing board is included by default. However, any Lowes, Home Depot or hardware store will sell glass at a comparable or lower price than what I have listed. I will happily sell a backing board by itself and ship with the frame and have included that as an option.Standard frame sizes I offer for this and all wood types (or should unless I forgot..!) include 3.5x5, 4x6, 5x7, 6x8, 8x10, 8x12, 9x12, 10x12, 11x14, 12x16, 11x17, 12x18, 16x20, 18x24, 20x24, 20x28, 22x28, 20x30, and 24x36. All dimensions are in inches.As a note, I will happily make custom frame sizes to fit your application for a comparable price to a standard size in various wood types, including barn wood, oak, poplar, sassafras, cherry, maple and cedar. Glass sizes that aren't standard can also be made, but will cost more, unfortunately.After much meditation, I've come up with an answer as to why a person should consider buying from me instead of a larger frame shop or big box store.1. Legitimate wood. The barn wood was ripped off some farmer's former structure (sometimes you can still smell the cow manure). The lobster traps caught someone's dinner before being retired and sent to me in the Midwest.2. American-made. Yes, I make it in my garage, but my garage is in America.3. I'm an individual. If you want to have a custom frame or to celebrate someone (or yell at them?), I'm your guy.4. To wax poetic, every frame's wood grain is unique. The beauty of the boards is there in the materials purchased to make your frames.5. My wife is the unofficial Quality Dept. She does not let ANYTHING slip by.6. I want to buy a place in Key West, so buy buy buy! Maybe that's more a reason for me, but I'm being honest :)

Price: 45 USD

Location: Bargersville, Indiana

End Time: 2024-08-25T03:43:35.000Z

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