Walnut Hardwood

Our inventory of Walnut lumber is hand selected and happens to be one particular species of wood where our quality is truly unmatched.

  • Sizes:  We carry Walnut in the following sizes: 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 12/4, 16/4 and a variety of rare thicknesses.

Call us to today to inquire about our Walnut inventory or to get a custom quote.

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Wood-Chip stocks one of South Florida’s largest ready-supplies of Walnut hardwood boards, available in a variety of sizes. Our inventory of Walnut lumber is hand selected and happens to be one particular species of wood where our quality is truly unmatched. Conveniently located in Fort Lauderdale, we also offer delivery service throughout Miami, and Palm Beach counties in addition to shipping nationwide.

SIZES: We carry Walnut in the following sizes: 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 12/4, 16/4 and a variety of rare thicknesses.
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Carpenters, craftsman, and artists often use our lumber in the fabrication of: Walnut Bed Frames, Walnut Dining Tables and Chairs, Walnut Coffee Tables, Walnut Jewelry Boxes, Walnut Desks & Walnut Dressers.

In addition to our inventory of Walnut hardwood, the carpenters as Wood-Chip specialize in creating custom Walnut furniture, frames and tables. Talk to us today about realizing your vision in Walnut.

More About Walnut Lumber

Black Walnut is a hearty, strong wood defined by its rich deep, dark brown hues and unique figure. The lumber has natural color variation ranging from dark to lighter browns with blonde or white sapwood.

Walnut is most often kiln dried, and can be steamed during that process.  Unsteamed Walnut maintains more dramatic color variations and characteristics. Both types often have beautiful grain structure, and are one of the most popular species of hardwood that we carry.

ENGLISH WALNUT“A Cut Above the Rest”

The most cultivated Walnut tree, J. regia, is often referred to as English Walnut and produces the best variety of nut. Its name is taken from the English merchant marines who once controlled its world commerce.  Making up the largest orchard in the world, the English Walnut tree had been integral in the development of Walnut lumber because of both its popular nut and its adaptability. It was imported to California more than a century ago, and has changed both the native forest landscape and the timber industry.

There are also three native North American Walnut trees used for lumber:

  • Central and Eastern American Black Walnut, (J. nigra),
  • Nothern Californian Black Walnut, (J. hindsii), also known as “Claro”, and
  • Butternut (J. cinerea).

The carpenters at Wood-Chip specialize in creating custom Walnut furniture and tables.  Talk to us today about realizing your vision in Walnut, one of the most timeless and classy hardwoods