Joinery Species "W"
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WALNUT, AMERICAN BLACK
Botanical Name: Juglans Nigra\n\nThis timber species colour is a rich dark brown to purplish-black.
WALNUT, BLUSH
Botanical Name: Beilschmiedia obtusifolia\n\nThe heartwood is yellowish-brown to blush pink in hue, while the sapwood is paler.
WALNUT, BRAZILIAN
Botanical Name: Tabebuia, spp\n\nBrazilian Walnut is a striking exotic species which ranges from olive brown to blackish in colour. Its ratings for harness and durability are among the highest of all timber worldwide.
WALNUT, QUEENSLAND
Botanical Name: Endiandra palmerstonii\n\nThe heartwood is variable in colour, but usually greyish-brown with streaks of chocolate brown, black or pink. Sapwood is pale yellow and up to 100mm wide.\n
WALNUT, YELLOW
Botanical Name: Beilschmiedia bancroftii\n\nThe heartwood is pale to bright lemon yellow in colour. Sapwood is generally paler in colour but at times it may be difficult to distinguish from the heartwood, particularly since it can comprise up to 50% of the stem radius.
WATTLE, BLACK
Botanical Name: Acacia mearnsii\n\nThe heartwood is a light brown and distinct from the sapwood which is pale.
WATTLE, SILVER
Botanical Name: Acacia dealbata\n\nThis timber species is coloured light brown to pink
WENGE
Botanical Name: Milletia Laurentii\n\nThe clearly defined heartwood is dark brown, with very close, fine, almost black veins.
WESTERN RED CEDAR – DARK
Botanical Name: Thuja plicata\n\nThe heartwood varies from pale brown to dark brown. Sapwood is yellowish white and up to 25mm wide.
WESTERN RED CEDAR – LIGHT
Botanical Name: Thuja plicata\n\nThe heartwood varies from pale brown to dark brown. Sapwood is yellowish white and up to 25mm wide.
WHITE ASH – AMERICAN
Botanical Name: Fraxinus americana\n\nHeartwood ranges in colour from a creamy white to a light brown with a wide light band of sapwood.
WHITE BEECH
Botanical Name: Gmelina fasciculiflora\n\nThe heartwood ranges from pale straw to light grey-brown. There is no noticeable colour difference between sapwood and heartwood.
WHITE CHEESEWOOD
Botanical Name: Alstonia scholaris\n\nThe heartwood is white to cream with a very wide sapwood zone which is visually indistinct from the heartwood.
WHITE MAHOGANY
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus acmenoides\n\nThe heartwood is yellow brown, having a close resemblance to tallowwood. The sapwood is usually paler in colour and less than 20mm wide.
WHITE OAK, AMERICAN
Botanical Name: Quercus alba\n\nWhite Oak tends to vary according to its region of origin; its colour generally ranges from a pale ochre to a mid-brown with shades of grey and pink. Its sapwood is easily distinguished from the heartwood due it almost being white.
WHITE STRINGYBARK
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus eugenioides\n\nThe heartwood is predominately light brown and occasionally pale pink. The sapwood is paler in colour but not sharply differentiated.
