Walnut - Roberts Plywood 631.586.7700 - Roberts Plywood 631.586.7700

Walnut Black, Juglans nigra

Plain Sliced American Black

Walnut can range from a lighter pale brown to a dark chocolate brown with darker brown streaks. Color can sometimes have a grey, purple, or reddish cast. Sapwood is nearly white.

Uses - Typically easy to work provided the grain is straight and regular. Planer tearout can sometimes be a problem when surfacing pieces with irregular or figured grain. Glues, stains, and finishes well, (though walnut is rarely stained). Responds well to steam bending.

Veneer

20 mil. 96 x 48
20 mil. 48 x 96
20 mil48 x 120
2-ply 48 x 96,
2-Ply48 x 120

Plywood

5/32 48 x 96 VC A-3
1/4 48 x 96 1 side
1/4 48 x 96 VC A-1
1/4 48 x 96 MDF A-1 SM#
3/8 48 x 96 MDF A-1 SM#
1/2 48 x 96 VC A-1
1/2 48 x 96 MDF A-1 SM #
3/4 48 x 96 VC A-1
3/4 48 x 96 VC A-1 FSC
3/4 48 x 96 VC/fla/MDF A-1 SM#
3/4 96 x 48 MDF A-4 Counterfront
3/4 48 x 120 MDF/VC A-1 SM#
3/4 48 x 96 Naf VC A-1 FSC
1” 48 x 96 VC A-1
1” 48 x 96 VC A-A MDF
1" 48 x 96 MDF A-1
1 1/8” 48 x 96 flake

Lumber

4/4 -16/4 FAS
8/4, 10/4, 12/4 slab

Edgebanding

13/16” – 2”

Walnut (American Black) Pre-Finnised

Veneer

N/A

Plywood

1/4 PF Walnut VC A-4 1 Sided
1/2 48 x 96 PF VC A-1 2 Sided
3/4 48 x 96 VC A-1 2 Sided

Lumber

N/A

Edgebanding

13/16” – 1”

Walnut (American Black) Quartered

Veneer

20 mil.48 x 96
20 mil.
48 x 96(combgrained)

Plywood

1/4 48 x 96 VC A-3
1/2 48 x 96 MDF A-1
3/4 48 x 96 MDF A-1

Lumber

4//4 FAS
8/4 FAS

Edgebanding

N/A

Queensland Walnut

this log is a part of a parcel of trees over 300 years old. These
extremely rare logs where cut with the permission of the Queensland and Australian Government and is a Unesco world heritage area. This area is part of the Daintree Rrin forest which is 135 million years old making it the oldest and most diverse rain forest in the world.

Veneer

20 mil. 48x96

Plywood

3/4 48x96 MDF

Lumber

N/A

Edgebanding

6" x 120" x 8 ft

Walnut European ,Juglana Regia (a.k.a. French Walnut)

can range from a lighter pale brown to a dark chocolate brown with darker brown streaks. Color can sometimes have a gray, purple, or reddish cast. Sapwood is nearly white.

Uses- Typically easy to work provided the grain is straight and regular. Planer tearout can sometimes be a problem when surfacing pieces with irregular or figured grain. Glues, stains, and finishes well, (though walnut is rarely stained).