Kirschholz
Kirschholz, or cherry wood, refers to the timber obtained from cherry trees of the genus Prunus, especially Prunus avium (European wild cherry) and Prunus serotina (American black cherry). It is valued for its attractive color, fine grain, and workability, and is commonly used in high-quality furniture and interior woodwork.
The timber typically has a light, pale yellowish sapwood and a heartwood that ranges from pinkish to
Workability and performance are among cherry wood’s notable strengths. It machines easily with hand or power
Common uses include furniture, cabinetry, veneers, millwork, moldings, and turning. In addition to aesthetic appeal, cherry