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General Description:
A dense, tough, coarse-textured wood with white sapwood and
reddish-brown heartwood. The color and graining patterns will have
variations from brown in the heartwood to white in the sapwood. Certain
stains will amplify this effect. The finished look of a Pecan is usually
described as “Rustic”, “Wild”, or “Natural”.
Janka Hardness: 1820
Color: The
sapwood of pecan is white, tinged with brown, while the heartwood is
pale to reddish brown.
Color Change: Pecan
will darken slightly with exposure to light.
Grain: Pecan
has a straight, sometimes irregular grain and is coarse in texture.
Finishing:
Pecan requires some care to obtain a smooth finish and can be difficult
to stain.
Characteristics:
This wood is known for its strength and shock resistance. It is
durable and provides great wear-resistance.
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