White Poplar Cabonized Edge Glued Board
Material: White Poplar solid wood
Color: Light or Dark-walnut Finish
Dimension: Length*width: 1220*2440mm ,
Thickness: 9/ 12/ 14/ 18/ 20/ 25/ 27/ 30 mm
or other sizes as your requirement
Moisture: 6%-12%
Grade: AA,AB,BC
AA: No Knots.
AB: One side has no knots and some knots in another side.
BC: Both sides have knots.
Production Method: Carbonized treatment by manual-burned or machine heated technique
Finish: Clear varnish coated or waxed
Surface: All sides and edges sanded and polished
Features
- Excellent moisture-proof wood. The treatment was designed to combat the damage to the wood caused by the effects of the wet moisture.
- Texture becomes more clear.
- Feel warm;
- Its processing performance is good, to overcome the product surface fluffy defects.
- Originally, the process entailed burning the outer layer of the wood with the use of fire or through machine heated techniques. By doing so, the external fibers of the wood are forced to react, leaving the wood behind immune to the attack of termites, fungi, and other natural forces for decades.
Pre：Paulownia Edge Glued Board Grade AA
Next：None
Color: Light or Dark-walnut Finish
Dimension: Length*width: 1220*2440mm ,
Thickness: 9/ 12/ 14/ 18/ 20/ 25/ 27/ 30 mm
or other sizes as your requirement
Moisture: 6%-12%
Grade: AA,AB,BC
AA: No Knots.
AB: One side has no knots and some knots in another side.
BC: Both sides have knots.
Production Method: Carbonized treatment by manual-burned or machine heated technique
Finish: Clear varnish coated or waxed
Surface: All sides and edges sanded and polished
Features
- Excellent moisture-proof wood. The treatment was designed to combat the damage to the wood caused by the effects of the wet moisture.
- Texture becomes more clear.
- Feel warm;
- Its processing performance is good, to overcome the product surface fluffy defects.
- Originally, the process entailed burning the outer layer of the wood with the use of fire or through machine heated techniques. By doing so, the external fibers of the wood are forced to react, leaving the wood behind immune to the attack of termites, fungi, and other natural forces for decades.
