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Wood Details
Cherry
Prunus serotina
Cherry is a hardwood belonging to the Rose family. It is characterized by its darker red-brown color. Pith flecks and small gum pockets are prominent throughout the lumber adding to character. Over time, with exposure to light, its color will deepen, which makes Cherry prized for millwork applications.
Reddish-Brown
Wavy Mixed Grain
Native to Eastern North America
Darkens with UV Exposure
Hardwood Impact Resistance
Description & Characteristics
Cherry is a hardwood belonging to the Rose family. It is characterized by its darker red-brown color. Pith flecks and small gum pockets are prominent throughout the lumber adding to character. Over time, with exposure to light, its color will deepen, which makes Cherry prized for millwork applications.
Reddish-Brown
Wavy Mixed Grain
Native to Eastern North America
Darkens with UV Exposure
Hardwood Impact Resistance
Cherry
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Raw Lumber | Exploring Grain & Color Variations
Lumber is a natural material that reacts to its surroundings in a manner similar to how a tree interacts with its forest environment. Factors such as humidity, age, light exposure, and cut can slightly change the appearance of the lumber.
Real-world variables, like time-of-day, weather conditions, and interior lighting can also affect appearance.
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