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Covid-19 - 29/11/2020 - Just a note to say iWood Timber will remain open again through this lockdown as we supply the construction industry.
We're currently experiencing a high volume of orders, and with Covid restrictions in place,
we're currently working to a lead time of 14-28 working days
(some products have longer lead times as described in their individual descriptions).
Please note that iWood is a wholesale timber merchant, and because much of
our timber is imported to order, we have a minimum order amount of £750 ex VAT (£900
inc VAT).
European Ash is quite a tough timber but is fairly easy to work with. Quite a smooth finish can be achieved that is suitable for polishing and staining. European Ash tends to be used for internal joinery, furniture and flooring.
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Please note that these images are to illustrate the product type only and are not species specific.
European Ash
Information
Appearance
Typically straight-grained with a brownish-white colour when dried. Dark brown streaks can sometimes be found in the heartwood.
Introduction
European ash is typically straight grained, and this, combined with its toughness and flexibility, makes it one of the world's most valuable timbers for such uses as sports goods and striking tool handles. It is rather coarse textured, and varies somewhat in weight according to the growth conditions, from 528 kg/m³ to 816 kg/m³ when dried, but averaging 710 kg/m³.