Paulownia Wood Sheets

It also provides greater stability and flexibility for making molds and models.

Paulownia wood sheets.

Technical characteristics of paulownia wood. 15 years and up. Paulownia wood similar to balsa wood. 7 40 2 new offers ages.

It weighs an average of 14 to 19 lbs per cubic foot. Paulownia wood is water resistant. 4 5 out of 5 stars 1 709 1 709 reviews 7 99 free shipping favorite add to. Color natural wood color.

Lightweight paulownia is about 2 3 the weight of the lightest commercial wood grown in the us. It has one of the highest strength to weight ratios of any light weight wood making it perfect for use in model building where greater strength is requited. Even though the trees grow very fast the grain of finished wood has a lot of character. 4 4 out of 5 stars 4.

Paulownia takes stain perfectly and can easily resemble mahogany or walnut with the right stain. Paulownia timber paulownia trees and timber investments ipaulownia is at the centre of an exciting paulownia production and sustainable timber investment project throughout europe. See for yourself how paulownia can be utilized in your craft or woodworking project. 24 pieces model material paulownia wooden sheets d.

Paulownia wood is very lightweight blonde in color warp resistant nails and screws with ease no splitting or cracking and sands and stains wonderfully. Bqlzr 200x50x1 5mm rectangle unfinished craft diy paulownia wooden sheets for hand made project miniatures house building architectural model pack of 6. Whether you are interested in buying high performing paulownia trees to create your very own sustainable timber plantation or are looking to buy paulownia timber. All pieces are 5 16 thick.

Paulownia is a deciduous hardwood that has silky light golden blonde colored wood. 5 sheets 1 6mm paulownia wood sheets plate diy for model craft paulownia wood not as light weight as balsa but is lighter than ply wood. World paulownia has multiple choices of paulownia boards in stock at affordable prices. It s widely used in japan for construction of the koto a stringed musical instrument as well as other household items where the wood is referred to as kiri.