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Stabilized — meaning deeply saturated with resins in a vacuum process — and dyed Karelian birch.
A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 135 x 44 x 31 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 132 x 43 x 33 mm
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 137 x 45 x 33 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 135 x 47 x 31 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 137 x 46 x 30 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 134 x 41 x 31 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 132 x 44 x 32 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 138 x 45 x 32 mm.
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 138 x 45 x 33 mm.
Availability: in stock
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A block of stabilized Karelian birch, dimensions 137 x 45 x 31 mm
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Two pieces of stabilized Karelian birch measuring 131 x 34 x 7 mm.
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Two pieces of stabilized, natural (not dyed) Karelian birch measuring 138 x 45 x 10 mm.
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Two pieces of stabilized, natural (not dyed) Karelian birch measuring 138 x 45 x 10 mm.
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Handle block made of stabilized Karelian birch with acrylic, dimensions 132 x 48 x 31 mm.
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Handle block made of stabilized Karelian birch with acrylic, dimensions 133 x 48 x 31 mm.
Availability: in stock
Dispatched within: 48 hours
Stabilized — meaning deeply saturated with resins in a vacuum process — and dyed Karelian birch. As a result of stabilization, the Karelian birch hardens, does not warp, and stops absorbing moisture. Due to the unique aesthetics of its grain, Karelian birch is one of the more expensive types of stabilized wood.
