We also specialize in all species of  French trees and we are able to  supply all the thicknesses  expected.

 -walnuttree To embed: richly moderate and likely wood of a beautiful polish; splits itself  with difficulty, little rubber band.
Uses: it is very required by the  cabinetmakers, armuriés, the carpenters, the turners.

- Oak: its rectilinear fibres have particular veins; it is brilliant, hard. The quality of wood and its possibilities of employment depend on the conditions of its growth.
- Uses: sought for fine joinery, cabinet work, the manufacture of stave woods (cask, barrel staves...).

-Ash: very hard and elastic, resistant; does not make d\' splinters. Uses: staircases, joinery, movable design, handles of all kinds, billiard cue, sticks of rifle...

-Wild cherry tree: drink veined, shining, heavy and hard, but which tends to s\' to curve. Uses: interior ornament d\' apartment, cabinet work, seats, furnaces of pipe...

-Chesnuttree: resemble the oak, but its veins are marked. Weight and elasticity average, relatively resistant. Uses: cook, cabinet work, wood of refand, estimated stave wood, solid handles d\' tools, piles...

-Beech: Heavy and hard wood; white when it is cut, it becomes reddish as soon as cut down. Uses: common joinery, tournery, propellers d\' plane...

 Poplar: whitewood, light, not very resistant; present fine tight veinings. Inapt for construction. Uses: boxes, packing, pulp paper, matches, joinery commnune

Sycomore: whitewood, relatively hard. Uses: furnishing, layout of store...

 Lime: Whitewood, soft and light. Uses: keyboard of piano and organ, scultures, frameworks of ice, pencils and \"chevaux of wood \"...

 MARTIN WOOD also proposes a broad choice other essences: us to  consult to obtain other information: contact@martin-bois.com

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