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Tulipwood
Tulipwood, often referred to as Yellow Poplar, is a versatile hardwood known for its lightweight nature and excellent workability. Featuring creamy white tones with occasional green or brown streaks, it has a smooth texture and fine, uniform grain that lends itself beautifully to a variety of applications. Tulipwood is a popular choice for furniture, cabinetry, paneling, and interior joinery due to its adaptability and ease of machining.
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Lightweight and VersatileTulipwood is a lightweight yet strong hardwood, making it easy to work with and ideal for a wide range of applications, including furniture, cabinetry, and paneling.
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Smooth, Uniform FinishIts fine, straight grain and smooth texture provide an excellent surface for painting, staining, or finishing, offering versatility for both natural and colorful designs.
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Affordable and AccessibleTulipwood is one of the most cost-effective hardwoods, providing excellent value for projects requiring a high-quality material without exceeding the budget.
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SustainabilitySourced primarily from well-managed forests in North America, Tulipwood is a renewable and eco-friendly option, supporting sustainable woodworking practices.
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Dimensional StabilityTulipwood resists warping and splitting, ensuring durability and reliability in applications such as doors, moldings, and interior joinery.
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Tulipwood, often referred to as Yellow Poplar, is a versatile hardwood known for its lightweight nature and excellent workability. Featuring creamy white tones with occasional green or brown streaks, it has a smooth texture and fine, uniform grain that lends itself beautifully to a variety of applications. Tulipwood is a popular choice for furniture, cabinetry, paneling, and interior joinery due to its adaptability and ease of machining.
This hardwood is particularly valued for its ability to take stains, paints, and finishes exceptionally well, making it an ideal base for achieving a wide range of looks, from natural aesthetics to bold, colorful designs. Its lightweight yet durable structure provides the strength required for functional pieces while maintaining the flexibility needed for intricate detailing.
Affordable and widely available, Tulipwood offers a cost-effective solution for high-quality woodworking projects without compromising on performance or appearance. It is sourced primarily from responsibly managed North American forests, making it an eco-friendly choice for sustainable construction and design. Whether used in traditional craftsmanship or modern interiors, Tulipwood’s combination of affordability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal ensures its place as a staple material in woodworking.
Technical Information
| Name | Specification |
| Common Name(s) | Tulipwood, Poplar, Tulip Poplar, Yellow Poplar |
| Scientific Name | Liriodendron tulipifera |
| Origin | Eastern United States |
| Density | 455 Kg/m3 |
| Janka Hardness | 540 lbf |
| Heartwood Colour | Light Cream to Yellowish Brown |
| Sapwood Colour | Pale Yellow to White |
| Grain Structure | Medium Texture with Straight Grain |
| Areas of Use | Interior |