Overview Ash wood is known for its strength, elasticity, and light color, typically ranging from light brown to nearly white.It has a straight grain and a coarse, uniform texture, making it both aesthetically pleasing and functional for various applications. Application Ash is commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, and sports equipment such as baseball bats and tool handles due to its excellent shock resistance.It’s also favored for interior joinery, flooring, and veneer, providing a versatile option for both structural and decorative purposes. Workability Ash wood is generally easy to work with both hand and machine tools, although its density can make it somewhat challenging to glue.It responds well to screws, nails, and finishes, and can be stained to mimic other more expensive woods, making it a flexible option for various woodworking projects. Technical Specs Origin U.S. Joint Type Side Joint Wood grade AA | High-quality wood with minimal defects or blemishes; Uniform color and texture for a consistent appearance 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
