What is Cherry Wood?
Cherry wood, a smooth-grained, reddish-brown hardwood from the American Black Cherry fruit tree, is unquestionably our best-selling product. Cherry wood is well-known among furniture connoisseurs, exotic wood suppliers in India, and woodworkers for its color and aging process.
Brazilian cherry wood ranges in color from deep red to reddish brown, and it gets darker as it ages and is exposed to light. The sapwood, on the other hand, is creamy white. The wood has a straight grain and a fine, consistent, satiny, and smooth texture, and it may naturally have little pockets of gum and brown pith flakes.
Cherry veneer wood is very uncommon among exotic wood suppliers in India in that it is not collected as frequently as other types of wood. It is also less expensive than walnut wood and easier to deal with than maple or oak. Cherry is one of the most adaptable woods, with a variety of physical qualities that make it useful in a variety of applications.
Workability
Cherry makes for a great, smooth finish after being sanded and stained. It is also easy to machine, nail, and glue well, according to wood suppliers in India. After kiln drying, it shrinks slightly and dries pretty quickly, but it retains its dimensions well.
Sustainability
Common Uses
Our selection of white oak sawn timber includes:
- No knots or fractures; clear
- Materials with and without edges and a range of widths
- Materials in KD are available
- Dimensions: available in 27, 38 and 50mm thicknesses
- Other sizes are available upon request
- Country of origin: United States
Characteristics
Tree Size
50-100 ft (15-30 m) tall
Trunk Diameter
3-5 ft (.3-.6 m)
Janka Hardness
950 lbf (4,230 N)
Average Dried Weight
35.0 lbs/ft3 (560 kg/m3)
Odor
Has a subtle, distinguishable smell, while being used.
Workability
Produces quality outcomes using both hand and machine equipment. has mediocre dimensional stability due to somewhat high shrinkage values.
Texture
It has a fine, homogeneous, satiny, smooth, straight-grain texture.
Sustainability
According to the IUCN, this wood species is a species of least concern and isn't listed in the CITES Appendices.
Drying
Drying process is slow
Durability
It is a wood that is relatively robust and has a heart that is extremely resistant to rot and decay.
Maintenance
Low
Cost
Moderately priced
