Black walnut,
a natural aristocrat of the wood
Originated from North America, 10,000 kilometers away from China,
it, being the king of hardwoods, matures to become timber in a hundred years.
It endures bitterly cold long winter days along the Appalachian Mountains and only grows between 35-45 degrees north latitude and 80-120 degrees west longitude. It takes at least 100 years to produce a specific grain pattern, making it a precious wood because of its rarity.
Since ancient times, it has been the preferred material to decorate for Western royal family. It can be found as antique furniture of the royal family in the Louvre, Palace of Versailles, and Buckingham Palace, and now it is the customary material for the interior of Rolls Royce, Bentley, and other limousines.
It deserves the honor of being a aristocrat of the wood.
Characteristics
As the black walnut grows at alpine conditions and takes at least a hundred years to become a timber, it is characterized by a fine, even and elegant texture. The air-dry density of its growing environment is about 0.71-0.80g/cm³, making it hard enough without easy to crack. Being noble, attractive, stable and durable, it is an ideal choice for making furniture.
A Professional Solid Wood Furniture Manufacturer
Thanks to its 30 years of expertise in producing solid wood furniture, Beking fully knows the properties of each kind of wood, respects the characteristics of each kind of wood, and produces high-quality and high-profile solid wood furniture by perfectly integrating artistic aesthetics and traditional Chinese craftsmanship.
