Yellow Birch is a hardwood prized for its strength, fine grain, and attractive appearance. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of woodworking projects.
Yellow Birch is known for its hard, heavy, and strong characteristics. It has a close grain and takes finishes well, making it a popular choice for both structural and decorative applications.
Not all item combinations are in stock, please contact us for specific item requests.
•Furniture: Yellow Birch is used to make solid and durable furniture pieces. •Flooring: Its hardness makes it suitable for flooring, able to withstand heavy foot traffic. •Cabinetry: The fine grain and ability to take stains well make it a good choice for cabinets. •Veneer: Yellow Birch is sliced into veneer for use in plywood and other composite materials. •Tool Handles: The strength and shock resistance of Yellow Birch make it suitable for tool handles. |
|
•Common name(s): Yellow Birch •Botanical name: Betula alleghaniensis •Country of origin: Eastern North America •Average dried weight: 3.67 lbs per board foot (705 kg/m3) •Janka hardness: 1260 lbf (5,600 N) •Physical properties: The wood is creamy white sapwood with heartwood that ranges from yellowish-brown to reddish-brown. It has a fine, close grain and a smooth texture. •Working properties: Yellow Birch machines well, glues satisfactorily, and takes stain and polish nicely. It may require care in nailing and screwing to avoid splitting. |
|
Ordering from Craftsmen Hardwoods is simple and convenient. Start by filling out our online form or calling us directly to receive a quote. | |
Local Pick-Up: After placing your order, we invite you to visit our showroom in Drayton, Ontario. While your order is being prepared, enjoy a tour of our wide variety of woodworking products and relax with a warm beverage. Your order will be ready for pick-up at your convenience. Delivery Service: For customers within a 2-hour drive, we offer a delivery service that ensures your order arrives on time and in perfect condition. Every order is packaged to protect your materials during transit. Plywood comes with cover sheets, and lumber and sheet goods are secured with cardboard corners to prevent damage from metal banding. |