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A hardwood, hickory timber is famous for its high strength and shock resistance. The wood also has excellent steam-bending properties. Despite being hard and strong, hickey wood is not so heavy, which makes it easy to handle and work with. The wood is used in all kinds of applications ranging from flooring and furniture to tool handles and sports equipment. Contact us to buy top-quality hickory wood timber online at a wholesale price.
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About Hickory Wood
Hickory wood comes from the genus Carya of the walnut family and has about 18 species, including Water Hickory, Shellbark Hickory, Nutmeg Hickory, Shagbark Hickory, Pignut Hickory, and Pecan. Most hickory species are found in North America while the rest are native to eastern Asia. The trees are about 30 metres (100 feet) tall.
Hickory wood is extremely hard (1,820 lbf Janka rating) but only moderately heavy (735 kg/m3 (avg. dried weight). The heartwood is light to medium brown, often with a hint of red. The timber has a straight or wavy grain and medium texture. All species of Hickory are considered non-durable in terms of resistance to decay and insect attack. It can be difficult to work with due to its hardness and can blunt tool edges, but it glues, stains, and finishes rather well and has good steam bending results. Price can be low to moderate depending on availability. Common uses include tool handles and sports equipment due to high shock resistance, flooring, furniture, wheel spokes (pecan), etc.
How to Buy Hickory Hardwood Timber Online?
Cameroon Timber Export SARL is your one-stop destination for purchasing premium quality, sustainable hardwood timber online at competitive prices. We sell a wide range of hardwood timber. Visit our official website to order hickory wood online from the comfort of your home and get doorstep delivery very quickly. We offer the best quality wood with a guarantee. Our wood is available in many sizes and dimensions and can be customised to your needs. Visit our website or contact us to request a quote.
