Cherry Wood Modern Interiors
What is Cherry Wood?

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
The IUCN has classified this wood species as a species of least concern even though it is not included in the CITES Appendices.

Common Uses
Boat interiors, musical instruments, furniture, mouldings, millwork, flooring, doors, carvings, veneers, and joineries are all examples of this.
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
Applications of Cherry Harwood
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Walnut wood darken over time?
How durable is Walnut for flooring?
What is the best way to maintain Walnut furniture?
Is your Walnut FSC certified?
Can Walnut be used for outdoor applications?
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