Ash, White
White ash (Fraxinus americana) grows in the Eastern part of North America and is the hardest among the different ash species.
The sapwood is very light in color, sometimes nearly white, and the heartwood is brown. It has a coarse grain that resembles oak in appearance, and is a heavy, straight-grained wood.
Its primary uses are as decorative veneer, tool handles, oars, baseball bats, cabinets, furniture, and flooring. When we are able to obtain suitable ash logs, we saw 5/4 lumber in 16′-20′ lengths for use as gunwhale stock.
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Measure | Grade | Finish | Price | - |
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4/4 | FAS | RGH | $4.75 | BF |
4/4 | FAS | S3S | $5.25 | BF |
4/4 | QS | RGH | $7.95 | BF |
5/4 | FAS | RGH | $5.25 | BF |
5/4 | FAS | S3S | $5.75 | BF |
5/4 | A.D. | RGH | CALL | BF |
6/4 | FAS | RGH | $5.75 | BF |
8/4 | FAS | RGH | $6.05 | BF |
8/4 | SWAMP | RGH | $16.00 | BF |
12/4 | FAS | RGH | $7.25 | BF |
16/4 | FAS | RGH | $8.75 | BF |
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*All types of wood dust that are inhaled are hazardous to your health and have the potential to cause allergic reactions in sensitive people. Please wear the proper personal protective equipment when working with any type of wood.*
For more information about this species, please visit The Wood Database.