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Walnut

American Black Walnut hardwood is prized for its rich, chocolate-brown heartwood, warm undertones, and elegant grain that ranges from straight to beautifully figured. Known for its strength, stability, and ease of machining, it's a preferred choice for fine furniture, cabinetry, interior accents, and custom woodworking projects. Available in a variety of thicknesses — inquire about custom milling, or surfacing needs.
  • Price: Price range: $12.00 through $16.00/bd/ft.
  • Availability:
  • Thickness:
  • Length: 8–10' feet
Specifications:
  • Common Name(s): American Black Walnut, Black Walnut
  • Scientific Name: Juglans nigra
  • Distribution: Eastern United States.
  • Tree Size: 100–120 ft (30–37 m) tall, 2–3 ft (0.6–1.0 m) trunk diameter
  • Average Dried Weight: 38 lbs/ft³ (610 kg/m³)
  • Janka Hardness: 010 lbf (4, 1, 490 N)
Grain/Texture:
Grain: Black Walnut typically has a mostly straight grain, though some boards may show gentle waves or subtle curl that add extra character. Its grain pattern gives the wood a natural elegance that feels both rich and understated.
Texture: Black Walnut has a medium texture with a naturally smooth feel and a soft, inviting luster. When finished, it develops a refined surface that highlights the wood’s depth and warmth beautifully.
Rot Resistance:

Black Walnut offers good natural durability and is more decay resistant than many domestic hardwoods. It performs best in interior or protected applications, where its rich color and lasting character can really shine.

Workability:

Works well with hand and machine tools; occasional tearout on interlocked grain. Turns, glues, and finishes excellently; takes stain/oil evenly.

Common Uses:
  • Furniture
  • Fine / High-End Furniture
  • Accent Pieces / Custom Furniture
  • Cabinetry
  • Veneer
  • Interior / Exterior Trim & Millwork
  • Musical Instruments
  • Turned Objects
Comments:

American Black Walnut is a premier North American hardwood prized for its color, workability, and stability.