Mesquite 4/4 Shorts Pack: 5 Boards 24" Long

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Make some beautiful small projects with this wonderful assortment of 5 handy boards 24" long, and 4" wide (or a bit wider).
Why Choose Mesquite?
Ruggedly handsome in its own way with glorious desert charm. Mesquite trees are short, twisted Sonoran desert plants and the resulting lumber reflects the intense hard life they endure. Expect a surprise collection of knots, splits, worm holes and bark pockets you can feature in your own one-of-a-kind custom projects. Freshly cut mesquite is medium tan and ages to a reddish sun-baked sandstone color.What Size Is This?
Thickness | 13/16" (≈ 4/4, S2S approx) |
Width | 4" to 6" |
Length | 24" |
Grade | The appeal of Mesquite is the natural defects it contains: cracks, fissures, knots and worm holes are some of the defects included. |
Quantity | 5 Boards |
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Mesquite is a domestic wood from North America
Ruggedly handsome in its own way with glorious desert charm. Mesquite trees are short, twisted Sonoran desert plants and the resulting lumber reflects the intense hard life they endure. Expect a surprise collection of knots, splits, worm holes and bark pockets you can feature in your own one-of-a-kind custom projects. Freshly cut mesquite is medium tan and ages to a reddish sun-baked sandstone color.

Rich dark brown heartwood with wavy darker lines.

This is a small, twisted, short-trunked tree, 20 to 50 feet high, or a large shrub. It is very slow growing, ill-shaped and scrawny looking tree with an exceptionally deep tap root.

Honey Mesquite, Argentine Mesquite

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