American Cherry Wood

American Cherry Wood, also known as Black Cherry Wood, is a hardwood species that is native to North America. It is known for its unique combination of durability, stability, and beauty, which makes it a popular choice for a wide range of applications. The wood has a fine, uniform texture and a straight grain pattern, with occasional waves or curls. Its color ranges from a light pinkish-brown to a reddish-brown, and it darkens over time with exposure to light.

• Fine, uniform texture
• Straight grain pattern with occasional waves or curls
• Warm reddish-brown color that darkens with age
• Moderately durable, with good resistance to decay and insect attack
• Medium density, with good strength and stiffness properties
• Easy to work with hand and power tools, with good gluing and finishing properties

• Available in various sizes and thicknesses
• Grade: Select and Better
• Moisture Content: Kiln-dried to 6-8%
• Length: 6-16 feet
• Width: 4-12 inches

• Furniture
• Cabinetry
• Flooring
• Millwork
• Musical Instruments
• Interior Finish