Zebra

Cutting cost $1 per cut.

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Please contact us if you would like to change the wood thickness. 

1. Color and Appearance: Zebrawood has a cream or light brown color with dark to black-ish brown lines vaguely approaching a zebra’s stripes. The lines might be either wavy or uniform. The situation depends on whether the wood is flatsawn or quartersawn.
2. Texture and Grain: Many are actually interested in zebra wood grain. As a result, this particular wood is typically wavy and or interlocked. Also, it has a reasonably coarse surface and open pores.
3. Resistance: Zebrawood is durable and resistant for long time use.
4. Workability: It might be hard to plane or surface the wood because of the prevalence of interlocking grain. Also, this wood glues and finishes perfectly. However, a transparent pore filler might be needed for the large open pores which are apparent on both light and dark surfaces.