Wood Species · JANKA WOOD HARDNESS RATING The Janka measures measures the ability of a wood...
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CURLY MAPLE Janka: 1450 MAPLE Janka: 1450 ASH Janka: 1320 POPLAR Janka: 540 YELLOWHEART Janka: 1820 PLN. AMER. WALNUT Janka: 1010 QTR. AMER. WALNUT Janka: 1010 PURPLEHEART Janka: 2090 IPE Janka: 3060 WENGE Janka: 1630 SIPO Janka: 1260 SANTOS MAHOGANY Janka: 2200 BLOODWOOD Janka: 2900 JARRAH Janka: 1910 LEOPARDWOOD Janka: 840 HICKORY Janka: 1820 QTR. RED OAK Janka: 1290 PLN. RED OAK Janka: 1290 QTR. WHITE OAK Janka: 1360 PLN. WHITE OAK Janka: 1360 AMERICAN CHERRY Janka: 950 SAPELE Janka: 1439 GEN. MAHOGANY Janka: 800 TIGERWOOD Janka: 2620 ZEBRAWOOD Janka: 1575 JANKA WOOD HARDNESS RATING The Janka measures measures the ability of a wood species to withstand denting and wear. The higher the number, the greater the required force. It It also indicates how hard or easy a species is to saw or nail. Wood Species BRAZILIAN CHERRY Janka: 2350 BUBINGA Janka: 1980 PADAUK Janka: 1725 MERBAU Janka: 1654 CUMARU Janka: 3540 Wood has its own natural characteristics and materials may vary from product samples and printed materials. We cannot warrant against natural variations or the differences between the color grain and appearance of product samples.
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CURLY MAPLEJanka: 1450
MAPLEJanka: 1450
ASHJanka: 1320
POPLARJanka: 540
YELLOWHEARTJanka: 1820
PLN. AMER. WALNUTJanka: 1010
QTR. AMER. WALNUTJanka: 1010
PURPLEHEARTJanka: 2090
IPEJanka: 3060
WENGEJanka: 1630
SIPOJanka: 1260
SANTOS MAHOGANYJanka: 2200
BLOODWOODJanka: 2900
JARRAHJanka: 1910
LEOPARDWOODJanka: 840
HICKORYJanka: 1820
QTR. RED OAKJanka: 1290
PLN. RED OAKJanka: 1290
QTR. WHITE OAKJanka: 1360
PLN. WHITE OAKJanka: 1360
AMERICAN CHERRYJanka: 950
SAPELEJanka: 1439
GEN. MAHOGANYJanka: 800
TIGERWOODJanka: 2620
ZEBRAWOODJanka: 1575
JANKA WOOD HARDNESS RATINGThe Janka measures measures the ability of a wood species to withstand denting and wear. The higher the number, the greater the required force. It It also indicates how hard or easy a species is to saw or nail.
Wood Species
BRAZILIAN CHERRYJanka: 2350
BUBINGAJanka: 1980
PADAUKJanka: 1725
MERBAUJanka: 1654
CUMARUJanka: 3540
Wood has its own natural characteristics and materials may vary from product samples and printed materials. We cannot warrant against natural variations or the differences between the color grain and appearance of product samples.
