Cherry

Specie Latin: Prunus serotina

Quartersawn Cherry:

Specie Description: American Black cherry is a domestic wood that is usually considered to be in the same class as mahogany for usage in the United States. It is described as wood for fine furniture. The stiff and strong wood is reported to work easily with both hand and machine tools. European and American black cherries are reported to be comparable in many aspects, but the latter is more plentiful. Both species are reported to be strong and tough and have been compared in strength properties to Yellow birch, and compares favorably with Teak.

These boards are surfaced to 15/16".

Shipping Note for Quartersawn Cherry:

Because of the size of these boards, which are up to 10 feet in length, they must be cut in order to ship FedEx.

The max length that FedEx will ship is 60 inches at the rate shown in the shopping cart.

I can ship up to 9 feet but this will cost more. So if you need pieces that long, call to get shipping cost adder.

Shipping one board over 9 foot will add at least 100 dollars because it now must ship by truck.