However the tree resembles the shape of the european poplar hence its name in the usa.
Is tulipwood a hardwood.
Weight per bf 5.
This very available cost effective and versatile american hardwood is exported around the world and many designers and architects are exploring its exciting natural colour variegation.
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There are other unrelated species which are also called tulipwood.
Tulipwood hardwood is sourced from the eastern side of north america and can also be found in some parts of china.
Average length 2 4m range 1 8m to 4 5m average width 175mm range 100mm to 300mm sizes.
Not listed in cites.
Home hardwood american poplar tulipwood timber american poplar tulipwood poplar tulipwood timber is sourced from the eastern united states and enjoys a subtle texture and mellow cream to light green colouring which is often picked out with purple and black making it a popular choice for kitchen furnishings profiles and mouldings.
Tulipwood exotic wood member of the rosewood family holds its color well fine texture pink heartwood very dense characteristics of tulipwood origin of wood type south america botanical name dalbergia frutescens specific gravity 0 96 avg.
The recommended name for this timber in the uk is american yellow poplar.
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Tulipwood is a stunningly beautiful hardwood which is in short supply.
Very strong for its weight and ideal for laminating beams and structures.
It is usually straight grained with a fine and even texture and can sometimes have an attractive blister figure.
The tulip tree itself exceeds heights of 100 feet and is a very light weight tree however it is also a very strong tree.
It is a single species and is not a poplar populus being a magnoliacae producing wood that is superior to the many poplar species.
Tulipwood is not a poplar populus and has many superior properties.
Believed available from well managed sources.
Physical structure a medium density wood with low bending shock resistance stiffness and compression values.
Most commonly tulipwood is the greenish yellowish wood yielded from the tulip tree found on the eastern side of north america and also in some parts of china in the united states it is commonly known as tulip poplar or yellow poplar even though the tree is not related to the poplars in fact the reference to poplar is a result of the tree s height which can exceed 100 feet.
The tree itself is only found in a narrow geographical area and it s small enough to be considered a shrub.
Typically yielding very small and narrow boards.
