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  • American Tulipwood (Poplar Wood)

    Also known as Poplar wood, Tulipwood's sapwood is white, and in second-growth trees, very wide; the heartwood is variable in colour, ranging from olive green to yellow or brown, and may be streaked with steel-blue. The annual growth terminates in a white band of parenchyma giving a subdued figure to longitudinal surfaces. Tulipwood timber is straight-grained. fine-textured, fairly soft and light in weight about 510 kg/m³ when dried.

    Advantages of American Poplar Timber

    There are a number of advantages to choosing American poplar timber (tulipwood) depending on the nature of your project:
    • Poplar timber prices are generally quite low, making it a cost-effective resource compared to many other materials
    • Poplar lumber is also regarded as one of the most efficient building resources due to its remarkable strength and straight grain compared to its low cost
    • The light weight of tulipwood timber allows for easier installations
    • Tulipwood boards are also ideal for profiling and moulding, making them even more flexible and workable

  • Western Red Alder

    Western Red Alder's heartwood is pale yellow to reddish-brown in colour. Fairly straight grained and of uniform texture; it shows a pleasing but subdued figure. Weight about 530 kg/m³ (33 lb/ft³); specific gravity .53.