Origin

Missouri, Ohio

Trading name(s)

American Walnut, Black Walnut

Family

Juglandaceae

Botanical name(s)

Juglas Nigra

Avarage dried weight

620 kg/m^3

Durability

Class 2

Black Walnut

Available in FAS and Prime QUALITY
KD random widths 10cm plus and lengths 2.10m and longer with fair spread
Fixed widths available upon demand
Thicknesses 25-32-38-50-63-75mm

KD random widths 4 inch plus and lengths 7 ft and longer with fair spread
Thicknesses 4/4 – 5/4 – 6/4 – 8/4 – 9/4 – 10/4

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Black Walnut

The American Walnut (or Black Walnut) is very similar to its European counterpart.

The grain is usually straight, but can present irregularities, while the texture is medium.

The heartwood can vary from a lighter pale brown to a dark chocolate brown with darker streaks. The sapwood is usually pale-yellow grey to nearly white.

It is typically easy to work with this wood.

American black walnut wood is characterised by its rich colour, fine grain, and luxurious appearance, and it’s primarily used in the furniture industry for crafting high-end pieces like tables, chairs, cabinets, and bed frames. Its durability and elegance make it a favourite among interior designers and homeowners seeking timeless furnishings.

Walnut’s stability and workability enhance decorative veneer and plywood, while its dark hues and smooth texture suit sophisticated interior panelling and architectural millwork.

Valued in culinary arts for cutting boards and utensils, walnut’s hardness and moisture resistance also make it ideal for luxury items like gunstocks and musical instruments.

Its durability and aesthetic appeal extend to flooring and outdoor applications such as decking and trim, ensuring longevity and low maintenance.

Description

The American Walnut (or Black Walnut) is very similar to its European counterpart.

The grain is usually straight, but can present irregularities, while the texture is medium.

The heartwood can vary from a lighter pale brown to a dark chocolate brown with darker streaks. The sapwood is usually pale-yellow grey to nearly white.

It is typically easy to work with this wood.

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