• Random widths and lengths
• Grows in the eastern United States, principally Mid-Atlantic and Lake States - a cold weather tree favoring a more northerly climate
• Heartwood is usually light reddish brown but sometimes considerably darker, while the sapwood is commonly white with a slight reddish-brown tinge
• Heavy, strong, stiff, and hard with a fine, uniform texture
• Grain is generally straight but birdseye, curly, or fiddleback grain is often selected for furniture or specialty uses
• Note: Quantity ordered refers to board feet
