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Specie Names
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Grown in:
North America.
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Lumber Name(s):
White Ash.
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Description
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White Ash is very similar in graining to red oak. It is offered in a selected color sort providing a uniform pale cream coloration which is much lighter than oak.
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Color Range and Color Change
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Color Change:
White Ash undergoes a medium degree of color change over time by ambering from a pale cream colored when freshly sanded to a more a straw tan color as it ages.
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Color Range:
White Ash varies greatly in color from a blond cream color to the darker tans and browns found closer to the heart of the tree. We offer Ash specially color selected for a uniform light cream color in the upper grades of our SingleStrip & ThinStrip lines. We also offer European Ash in our Tekno line which has the same appearance as American White Ash.
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Where to Use
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White Ash is used wherever a light colored floor with distinctive graining is desired and may be used residentially and commercially.
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Hardness Chart for
White Ash
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Species Comparative Hardness (Janka Scale):
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