Serving tray walnut finger joints

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• Serving tray walnut with finger prongs 50cm x 30cm
• Other sizes/options on request
• How should solid wood be cared for?

Since this is a natural product, the grain and pattern of the end product differs. We also offer other related products such as oak serving trays & Grain cutting boards.

Made from Swiss wood by us in our studio or by a partner company.

We use a food-safe linseed oil varnish to treat our products.

There are many benefits to using flaxseed oil, and these are just a few of them:

• The oil improves the color of the wood and highlights the grain, making the wood look more textured
• It is non-toxic and therefore very environmentally friendly
• Prevents wood from cracking as it prevents the wood from drying out
• It helps cover up some scratches
• The oil penetrates deep into the wood and forms a good protective barrier against the elements.

Interesting facts about the walnut tree

• The impressive walnut is botanically a fruit, but technically it is a tree nut.
• Walnut trees grow at a rate of 24 centimeters per year and reach heights of up to 20 meters and can produce nuts for more than 100 years.
• Walnuts have an impressive shell that resembles a human head, which is why the ancient Greeks called them karyon (head). If you crack open the hard shell, you will find bumpy-textured flesh that bears a clear resemblance to the brain.
• Walnuts are one of humanity's oldest tree foods, dating back to 7,000 BC. can be traced back.
• Walnut tree has feather-like leaves consisting of 5 to 9 alternately arranged leaflets.
• The walnut tree has a strong and deep taproot. It produces substances that inhibit the growth of other plants near the tree.
• The male flowers are arranged in hanging catkins. The female flowers are relatively short and spiny. The flowers can self-pollinate or cross-pollinate.
• Walnut shells are used in the production of sandpaper, adhesives, plastics and cleaning products. Walnut wood is used to make flooring, furniture, musical instruments, panels, veneers and gun stocks.
• The lifespan of the walnut tree depends on the respective genus. A walnut tree has a lifespan of 50 to 250 years.