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European Maple
Famous for having no taste or smell, it is often used for kitchen worktops and chopping boards. Compared with Hard Maple, European Maple has a lustre all of its own that gives the room a clean airy feel. The thin annual rings and soft figuring make it unique. Despite being 15–20% softer than Hard Maple, it is still very hard and durable. It takes coloured stains easily, and is popular because of its wide area of application in interior design and furniture.
European Maple undergoes a medium degree of colour change. It will go to yellow tones over the years. |
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| Botanical name: Acer pseudoplatanus |
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