Walnut

Hardwood
Walnut" serves as the common name for 21 species within the Juglandaceae family. The wood of walnut trees has earned a reputation for its exquisite appearance, with the black walnut (Juglans nigra) and English walnut (Juglans regia) standing out as the most renowned species. Typically, its grain manifests as straight, although it can also showcase wavy or curly patterns, thereby enhancing its visual allure.

Physical Properties

Avg Height
40 - 80 ft
Avg Diameter
1 - 2 ft
Janka Hardness
1010 lbf (4,500 N)
Kiln Dry
6 - 8%
Harvest Age
60 - 80 years

Aesthetic and Functional Ratings

Finishing
8 / 10
Character
9 / 10
Color Uniformity
7 / 10
Gluing
9 / 10
Joint Strength
8 / 10
Workability
6 / 10

Use Cases

Fine Furniture
Carving for Sculptures
Gunstocks
Executive Desks
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