Tree Types Walnut

Walnut (Juglans regia)

Turkey grows almost anywhere. It does not create a forest. It is grown in gardens, fields. It belongs to the group of trees with heartwood. Outer wood is narrow. It has diffuse porous. The pores that make up the spring texture are larger than the pores that make up the autumn texture. The rings of the year are separated in a certain way. The pores appear as small holes in the head section, and needle tears in the core and vein sections. The core rays of the walnut are too small to be seen with the eye. Different colored parallel lines are seen in the cross section due to the difference and color of the spring and autumn textures. Rich vein patterns with vein cross-section are formed. There are types with veins, wavy, and glitter. Root coatings extracted from walnut parts close to the root give the possibility of obtaining very vivid symmetrical patterns. Such veneers are particularly sought after in classical furniture production. Its outer wood is yellow and gray. The heartwood ranges from light milky brown to dark brown. Walnut timber is medium hard and with firm fibers. It is one of the heavy trees. The quality of connecting with nails, screws and glue is sufficient. It has good resistance to physical effects. It works hard and pulls a lot. It is split easily. It is durable only in dry conditions. It is processed easily and comfortably. The specific weight of the walnut in the air-dried lah is approximately 0.65 gr / cm 3. It is a furniture tree of superior quality and esthetically valuable. Interior architecture is highly sought after. It is used as a massive v coating. It gives successful results in carved and turned works. It can be used for musical instrument and model making. It is sold in solid veneer. Its massif is sometimes in the form of hardwood standard but mostly in the form of plank. Straight-lined veneer with milled walnut, normal patterned walnut veneer, multi-patterned type root walnut veneer