Liriodendron tulipifera (botanical Name)

common Name: Poplar American · Tulipwood · Poplar · Origin: Eastern united States and southeastern Canada

Features Tulipier

The Tulipier is a woody, lush, light colored, highly valued for its lightness, its dimensional stability and its excellent workability. Presents a shade that varies between the creamy white and the greenish-yellow, with streaks smooth and uniform texture, what makes it especially suitable for smooth finishes and varnishes. Its grain is straight, though occasionally may be slightly interlocked grain, and the grain is fine to medium. These features make it easy to machining, and allow their use in multiple applications carpentry interior and decor.

Uses and applications of Tulipier

• interior Furnishings and non-visible portions of furniture
• Carpentry general elements and decorative
• Moldings, friezes and frames
• Doors internal
• Components curved

We have Tulipier in a wide variety of thicknesses, lengths and fixed formats, super-wide, adapted to the needs of each project.