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American Cherry

Its fine and wavy grain and uniform satiny texture give it a refined and elegant look. Its natural colour is creamy white to reddish brown and has a strong tendency to darken and take mahogany colour with time.

Colors available
Natural Wood, 

Finishes available
Semi-gloss
Satin (special order)

Widths available
2¼",   3¼",   4¼",   5",  

Extra

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(Other colours available on special order)

Excellent appearance and promotes a length with a higher average and more pronounced colour variation than Select & Better. This grade is highly recommended for the application of dyes. Our minimum lengths are 12'' and maximum 84'' for an average length of 38''.

Rustic

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(Other colours available on special order)

This shorter grade is generated by higher grades classification restrictions. The result is a rustic look with extreme colour variations and natural imperfections in the wood. Average length is 16''. We deliver this product with knots filled with wood compound.
Important : No return accepted on rustic grade. No warranty applicable on milling or / and prefinishing before and after installation of Rustic grade.

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American Cherry

Prunus Serotina

American cherry is found in the southeast of North America and eastern United States. He can average 15 to 20 m high.

Origin
North America

Hardness (Janka*)
950 (26% softer than North American Red Oak)

* Value in pounds force, measured by the Janka test. The Janka test measures the force required to push a steel ball of 0.444 inch in diameter into the wood. This test is also used to determine how easy sawing and nailing. The Red Oak (1290 Janka) is the essence of reference to compare the hardness of a wood.