Cherry Wood
Cherry Wood Natural Wood
Code: Cherry Wood
Cherry Wood
Scientific Name:
It is usually referred to as Prunus avium (Wild Cherry) or Prunus serotina (American Cherry).
Tree Size:
Height: Typically ranges from 20 to 30 meters.
Trunk Diameter: Can reach up to about 1 meter.
Hardness:
Hardness Rating: Cherry wood is typically classified as hard and heavy.
Density:
Wood Density: Usually ranges between 580 to 630 kg/m³ when dry.
Drying Rate:
Air Drying: Typically takes from 4 to 8 months depending on thickness and climatic conditions.
Kiln Drying: Cherry wood can be kiln dried for a period ranging from 3 to 6 weeks to achieve a suitable moisture content (6-8%).
Uses of Cherry Wood:
Furniture: Widely used in crafting fine furniture due to its natural beauty and durability.
Flooring: Used in indoor flooring for its warmth and aesthetic appeal.
Household Tools: Such as wooden utensils, cutting boards, and handles.
Carpentry and Sculpting: Used in intricate and advanced woodworking due to its aesthetic properties.
Musical Instruments: Used in crafting parts of high-end musical instruments for its warm and resonant tone.
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