Walnut: Quarter/Rift Sawn Lumber

Quartersawn Walnut is prized for its black-brown heartwood color with a straight grain. Quartersawn Walnut is used most often for stability and for the desired visual effect the straight grain can add to a project. Quartersawn Walnut does not create a large fleck like the oaks do when quartersawn.

Quartersawn Walnut Lumber for Sale

Characteristics

Origin of Wood Type The U.S.
Botanical Name Juglans Nigra
Specific Gravity .60
Avg. Weight Per BF 3.7 lbs
Color Range Black to brown heartwood, white sapwood
Rarity / Availability Common
Typical Avg. Width 5 – 16 inches
Typical Avg. Length 8 – 12 feed
Avg. Waste Factor 30% or higher depending on color requirements and knot usage
Wood Uses All woodworking, flooring, and cabinetry
Lumber Grades FAS through 2 common rustic
Other Trade Names American Black Walnut or Black Walnut

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