• American White Ash Tongue And Groove Characteristic
  North American White Ash, scientifically known as Fraxinus spp., is primarily distributed throughout various regions of the eastern United States. Depending on the growth region and market supply, lumber is categorized as "Northern White Ash" or "Southern White Ash," with sapwood appearing as light white and heartwood ranging from brownish-yellow to white.
  There are many commercially used subspecies of White Ash in the United States, hence its common names include ash wood or ash tree.
  There is a noticeable color difference between the light white sapwood and the deeper white or even brown heartwood of White Ash. Its air-dry specific gravity ranges from 0.60 to 0.72g/cm3, indicating high density and resistance to decay.
  White Ash wood possesses rough but uniform grain, with a hard texture and excellent machining properties. It experiences minimal shrinkage during drying, making it resistant to deformation. It can be stained and polished to achieve a good surface finish.

  
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• American White Ash Tongue And Groove Specifications
  American White Ash Tongue And Groove Specifications
  
• American White Ash Tongue And Groove Style