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Grey elm wood veneer flat cut, featuring cathedral grain pattern with natural grey-beige tones
Flat cut grey elm veneer with flowing cathedral grain and natural variation
Flat cut grey elm veneer with softened cathedral pattern and subtle tonal transitions
Grey elm wood veneer quarter cut, featuring straight grain and fine linear texture
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with uniform straight grain and subtle grey tonal variation
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with fine consistent grain and uniform appearance
Sur dosseSur quartier
Grey elm wood veneer flat cut, featuring cathedral grain pattern with natural grey-beige tones
Flat cut grey elm veneer with flowing cathedral grain and natural variation
Flat cut grey elm veneer with softened cathedral pattern and subtle tonal transitions
Grey elm wood veneer quarter cut, featuring straight grain and fine linear texture
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with uniform straight grain and subtle grey tonal variation
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with fine consistent grain and uniform appearance
Sur dosseSur quartier
Grey elm wood veneer flat cut, featuring cathedral grain pattern with natural grey-beige tones
Flat cut grey elm veneer with flowing cathedral grain and natural variation
Flat cut grey elm veneer with softened cathedral pattern and subtle tonal transitions
Grey elm wood veneer quarter cut, featuring straight grain and fine linear texture
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with uniform straight grain and subtle grey tonal variation
Quarter cut grey elm veneer with fine consistent grain and uniform appearance

Grey elm is a North American species appreciated for its natural character and warm appearance. Its palette generally ranges from grayish beige to light brown, sometimes with slightly pinkish tones. The variations in grey elm veneer create lively and balanced surfaces that bring an authentic aesthetic to panels and interior applications.

Long used in furniture and cabinetry, elm is recognized for its distinctive appearance and versatility. Its natural look and soft tones make it an interesting choice for furniture, doors, and decorative panels where a wood with a subtle yet expressive character is desired. In veneer form, grey elm creates elegant surfaces that integrate easily into a wide variety of interior styles.

Species Profile

Origin

Canada, United States

Other Names

“Ulmus americana”

Color Range

Grayish beige to light brown, sometimes slightly pinkish

Characteristics

Relatively hard and durable wood, gray elm accepts finishes well

Price Range

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Dimensions

Standard size 4′ × 8′; custom sizes available upon request

Machining

Good

Finishing

Good

CITES Status

Not listed under CITES