



Birch
Betula papyrifera
Birch is a versatile hardwood commonly used in plywood and veneer production, valued for its fine texture and light color.
Type
Hardwood
Janka Hardness
910 lbf
Very Soft
Density
38.00 lb/ft³
(609.00 kg/m³)
Origin
Northern North America
Straight Grain
Fine Texture
Common
Low Cost
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Appearance Characteristics
Color
Light colored sapwood with slightly darker heartwood
Grain Pattern
Straight
Texture
Fine
Luster
Medium
General Appearance
Fine, even texture with occasional curly figure
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