The images offered demonstrate the approximate look of the wood species used on Eagle products. Wood is a naturally occurring product and may vary in color, texture and grain. Texture, grain and color variance do not constitute defects in wood components and are not covered under the warranty.
Ash (Hardwood)
Standard
There are several species of American ash: black, brown, and white. Like most other hardwoods the timber of the white ash is heavy, hard, strong and durable. What sets ash apart and makes it valuable for many special uses is its exceptional flexibility. Ash is among the most easily steam-bent hardwood species. Early windmills were made form Ash. Ash is also used extensively in the manufacture of sporting goods. We all know that baseball bats are made from white ash. Ash is a popular species for food containers because the wood has no taste.
- Color: Nearly pure lustrous white sapwood, ranging through cream to very light brown heartwood.
- Grain: It has an attractive, straight, moderately open, pronounced grain.
- Characteristics: Moderately Heavy, hard, strong and stiff excellent bending qualities.
- Finishing: Finishes and stains to a beautiful natural luster.
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