WHITE ASH

• White Ash, scientifically known as Fraxinus americana, is a hardwood species native to North America.


• Color: The wood has a pale yellow to light brown hue with a distinct creamy white color in the sapwood.


• Grain: White Ash generally has a straight and pronounced grain pattern, which adds visual interest to the wood. The grain is often characterized by prominent cathedral patterns and occasional waves or curls.


• Texture: White Ash has a coarse and open texture, giving it a distinct tactile feel. The wood's surface is typically smooth and even, with a moderate natural luster.


• Common Uses: White Ash wood is commonly used in furniture making, flooring, cabinetry, and tool handles due to its strength, durability, attractive grain, and workability.