Canarywood 4/4 Shorts Pack: 5 Boards

$119.00 $95.00 /Pack
Sale Ends March 31, 202348 U.S. Ground Service
Canarywood 4/4 Shorts Pack: 5 Boards
You get an assortment of 5 beautiful boards choose between 3-5" or 5"+ wide, and 24" or slightly longer. All pieces are planed smooth on the face and back (also known as S2S).
Why Choose Canarywood?
Canarywood is a uniquely beautiful wood that parades a prism of natural colors from bright yellow, orange, red and purple. The wood is easy enough to work with hand and power tools, and it’s medium-fine texture lets you give your project a perfectly smooth finish.What Size Is This?
Thickness | 13/16" (≈ 4/4, S2S approx) |
Width | 3-5" or 5"+ |
Length | 24" |
Grade | Clear shorts |
Quantity | 5 boards |
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Ease of Finishing

Canarywood is an exotic wood from Latin America
Canarywood is a uniquely beautiful wood that parades a prism of natural colors from bright yellow, orange, red and purple. The wood is easy enough to work with hand and power tools, and it’s medium-fine texture lets you give your project a perfectly smooth finish.

The very irregular color ranges from yellow to orange with streaks of red, purple and black.

A medium sized to large well-formed tree; generally up to 100 feet high with diameters of 30-50"; commonly to heights of 40 feet and diameters up to 16". Narrow buttresses.

Canary, Tarara Amarilla

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