Yellow Birch is an economical Species used as an alternative to more costly Canadian White Birch and Hard Maple. Characterized by its smooth, fine grain, Yellow Birch is heavy, hard and strong, lending both weight and a quality feel to cabinets, furniture and other end products.
Latin name: Betula alleghaniensis
3.6 lbs per boardfoot KD (689 kgs/m3)
Kiln Dried to 6-8% Moisture Content
Application Guide
**** Machining
*** Nailing
** Screwing
*** Gluing
***** Finishing
Application Products
Logs
Lumber
Strips
Dimensions
Main Uses
Furniture
Doors
Architectural millwork
Kitchen cabinets
Paneling
Flooring
Turnings
Plywood
Window Shutters
