Overview Cherry wood is a highly sought-after hardwood known for its smooth texture, rich color, and fine grain.When freshly cut, it exhibits a light pinkish-brown hue, which deepens over time to a luxurious reddish-brown.Its aesthetic appeal and moderate strength make it a popular choice in fine woodworking. Application Cherry wood is widely used in high-end furniture, cabinetry, and interior millwork.Its rich color and fine grain make it an excellent choice for decorative veneer, musical instruments, and turned items.It’s also used in flooring and paneling due to its ability to develop a beautiful patina over time. Workability Cherry is relatively easy to work with using both hand and machine tools.It machines well, allowing for clean cuts and smooth finishes.The wood holds screws and nails well, and it responds favorably to glues, stains, and finishes, achieving a polished and refined appearance. Technical Specs Origin U.S. Joint Type Side Joint Dimensions 4 feet by 8 feet or customized sizing Finishing Sanded with P240 grade sandpaper on 2 faces and waxed with wood wax Gluing Water-based glue with safety standard and formaldehyde-free property Hygrometry rate 10-13%. Kiln-dried. Grants stability in outdoor and interior uses Dimensional tolerances Thickness: /- 1 mm | Width: /- 1 mm | Length: /- 1 mm Wood range Natural Solid wood This product is in accordance with the industry standard definition of solid wood
