Ash Wall Box – One of a Kind Solid Wood Floating Display

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Elevate your wall space with the Ash Wall Box, an original one-of-a-kind floating display cube handcrafted by From Tree to Table®.

Built from sustainably sourced solid ash, this architectural shadow box showcases strong, natural grain patterns paired with visible, interlocking box joinery at every corner. The framed face gives whatever you curate inside—ceramics, books, vinyl records, or sculpture—a gallery-worthy presentation. Because ash is renowned for its strength, dimensional stability, and bold grain contrast, this box functions seamlessly as an heirloom storage unit, open bedside shelf, or striking modular wall feature.

As an authentic One of One piece, the box pictured is the exact item you will receive.

Product Specifications

  • Wood Species: Solid Ash Hardwood

  • Dimensions: 15 ½" L × 14" W × 15 ½" H

  • Finish: Conversion Varnish

  • Mounting Style: Wall-mounted floating display / shadow box cubby

  • Care Instructions: Dust regularly with a microfiber cloth; avoid harsh chemical cleaners

About the wood

Ash

Fraxinus americana

The working hardwood of bats and tool handles, at oak-level hardness and a utility price. Emerald ash borer has killed hundreds of millions of ash trees and put White Ash on the IUCN Red List as Critically Endangered in 2017.

Janka
1320 lbf
Density
42.0 lb/ft³
Origin
Eastern North America
IUCN Red List
Critically Endangered
Working & finishing

Produces good results with hand or machine tools and responds well to steam bending. Glues, stains and finishes well; the medium to coarse, oak-like texture shows under a clear finish and darkens under stain, and stained ash reads as oak. A clear oil or hardwax keeps it pale; a film finish suits a top that needs spill protection. It can smell moderately unpleasant while being worked.

Care

Wipe spills promptly and clean with a damp cloth, no harsh cleaners. Expect a little seasonal width movement across the top and keep it out of wet or outdoor service, since the heartwood is not decay resistant. Refresh a hardwax oil finish with a thin maintenance coat when the surface looks dry.

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