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Beech, Steamed 4/4 Lumber
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About this wood . . .
Thickness: 13/16'' thick, surfaced smooth two sides (4/4 S2S)
Widths: 4''-10'' with the edges still rough. Straight line ripping on one edge is available as well (see below).
Lengths: Up to 8'. Longer lengths may be available for local pick up or truck freight shipment. Contact us to verify.
Grade: Select & Better. See our page about Hardwood Grading for some details about common lumber grades and their definitions.
All lumber is kiln dried, surfaced smooth on both sides, and available in a wide variety of sizes. We can do custom cutting and milling for you, too! Contact us.
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Get a ton of information about Beech. Here's a quick overview:
Beech comes from
Europe
Botanical Name:
Fagus sylvatica
Other Names:
Beechwood, European Beech, English Beech, Carpathian Beech, Spanish Beech, French Beech, Romanian Beech, Japanese Beech
Color:
Pale yellow to light tan with distinctive and characteristic dark specks.
Characteristics:
A moderately hard, straight-grained, even-textured wood with great strenght properties. Works well with hand and machine tools.
Typical Uses:
Furniture, chairs, carving, toys, furniture, plywood, veneer, flooring.
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Average Customer Rating:
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Beech one of my favs, 3.2.2010
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Reviewer: Gary (Pasadena, CA)
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I love working with beech. I've had some of my clients say it's too bland when they see the pictures, but when I show them a real finished furniture piece they change their minds. I usually include a high contrast wood with it, mahogany is nice or ebonized poplar really looks great.
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 Beech, 4.21.2009
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Reviewer: Chris N (, )
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Made a sideboard and coffee table out of beech last year. I was really happy with the way it worked and finished. Inexpensive too.
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Not very flashy, but just a good wood, 3.21.2009
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Reviewer: Bobby Slade (Santa Clara, Ca)
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I've used beech wood on three funriture projects so far. Definitely like working with it because it's dense yet pretty lightweight. Routes good, planes good all that. don't even bother staining it, a clear finish is all it needs. I've gotten some beautiful boards from here before.
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