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birch |
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brazilian cherry |
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cherry black |
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cypress australian |
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douglas fir |
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heart pine antique |
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hickory pecan |
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jarrah |
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mahogany santos |
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maple sugar hard |
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merbau |
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mesquite |
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oak red |
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oak white |
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padauk african |
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pine southern yellow |
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teak thai/burmese |
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walnut american black |
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Douglas Fir
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COLOR:
Heartwood is yellowish tan to light brown. Sapewood is
tan to white. Heartwood may be confused with that of
Southern yellow pine. Radical color change upon exposure
to sunlight.
GRAIN: Normally straight, with
occasional wavy or spiral texture. Nearly all fir
flooring is vertical grain or rift-sawn clear-grade
material.
VARIATIONS WITHIN SPECIES AND GRADES:
Wood varies greatly in weight and
strength. Young trees of moderate to rapid growth have
reddish heartwood and are called red fir. The
narrow-ringed wood of old trees may be yellowish-brown
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