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National
Hardwood Lumber Association
United States based
hardwood lumber organization dedicated to promoting order,
structure, ethics and sustainability in hardwood lumber markets
worldwide.
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Cherry is the one of
the most beautiful and workable of all the hardwood species. Our
Cherry trees grow primarily in the Pennsylvania area and exhibit
consistent color with fine uniform grain. Grades range from a
premium
Red 2 Face to our character abundant “Rustic” product.
Please browse our
partial stock listing
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contact a Gutchess representative for a prompt quote. |
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Facts at a
Glance
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4/4 - 12/4 in stock
and ready for prompt shipment from Cortland and Latrobe |
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4/4 F&B, 1COM &
2COM
products all available with Red 2 Face |
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Try one of our most popular
proprietary grades: "Rustic
Cherry" |
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No brokered lumber
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Where it Grows
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Our Cherry hardwood
trees grow in
professionally managed,
environmentally sustainable
timberlands in
the Pennsylvania area. This region has gained global recognition
for producing stock with beautiful red hues and exceptional
workability.
Our modern
manufacturing facilities are conveniently |
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located near prime Cherry
timberlands, interstate superhighways, rail networks and some
of the busiest seaports
in the world—all of which allow us to offer premium products at
competitive prices.
Relative
Working & Physical Properties †
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Cherry has a medium density and
good wood bending properties. It dries quickly and exhibits
large shrinkage. The real value of Cherry lies in its
attractive color and excellent wood working properties.
Cherry machines easily, nails and glues rather well and produces
a truly outstanding finish when stained or polished.
Common Uses
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Furniture and
cabinet making, high class joinery, |
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mouldings, paneling, flooring,
doors, boat interiors, musical instruments,
turning and carving.
† Some information in this section
graciously made available by the American Hardwood Export Council
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