Veneer Redwood Burl

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Wood speciesRedwood Burl
Bot. NameSequoia sempervirens
Tradename EnVavona Burl, Sequoia Burl, Redwood Burl
Type Deciduous tree
Price
Color Red, Light Brown, Brown
Thickness 0.6 mm
Wood Structure Burl
SurfaceSmooth
TreatmentNatural
Country of harvestNorth America
Usages Interior, Furniture
Certification No Certification possible
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Detailed Description

A very large tree that reaches heights of up to 90 m and a diameter of up to 450 cm, and in favourable locations even up to 110 m high and 600 cm in diameter. The trunks are knotless up to 30 m. The bark is very thick, reddish and deeply fissured.

Tradenames and other names

Bot. Name: Sequoia sempervirens

Tradename De: Vavona Maser, Kalifornisches Rotholz Maser, Redwood Maser

Tradename En: Vavona Burl, Sequoia Burl, Redwood Burl

Properties

Raw density: 400 - 500 Kg/m3

Occurrence

The redwood tree grows in North America on the west coast of the USA.

Characteristic and wood color

The sapwood and heartwood are easy to distinguish. The sapwood is narrow and yellow-white, while the heartwood is light red to brownish red, later darkening in air. The wood is almost resinless. It is short-fibred and not hard, mostly straight grained and light.