Carob
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Carob lumber finds its origins in the gorgeous land of the Mediterranean. This lumber is well known for ornamental work and fuelwood, and its fruit is used as an alternative to chocolate. It is considered a more rare lumber and isn’t as readily available as other varieties.
Wood Characteristics
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- Wood Type: hardwood
- Wood Texture: coarse
- Grain Pattern: wavy
- Janka Rating: unknown
- Density: unknown
- Color: tannish red to rusty brown
Typical Uses:
Ornamental work, furniture, cutting boards, charcuterie boards, tables, mantels, shelves, jewelry, firewood, and more!
Available As:
Dimensional and live edge wood
Additional information
| ORIGIN | Mediterranean and Middle East |
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| SCIENTIFIC NAME | Ceratonia siliqua |
| OTHER NAMES | Locust Bean, St. John's bread |
| TREE FACTS | Diameter: |

