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-Origin: Croatia.<\/p>\n

-Humidity: 8-10%.<\/p>\n

-Grades: A (3\/4 faces clean).<\/p>\n

-Thickness: 25-38-50-63-75 mm.<\/p>\n

-Widths: 100 mm and up.<\/p>\n

-Lengths: 2 mts and up.<\/p>\n

DESCRIPTION: Carpentry and Cabinetry: Linden wood is soft, lightweight, and easy to work with, making it a popular choice for light carpentry and cabinetry. It is used to create delicate furniture such as drawers, cabinets, decorative moldings, and items that require wood that can be easily carved. Wood carving and sculpture: Linden is a preferred wood for woodcarvers and artists due to its smooth, uniform texture, allowing for fine details without the risk of splintering. It is commonly used for making sculptures, religious figures, ornamental pieces, and masks. Musical instrument manufacturing: Linden wood is also employed in the production of certain musical instruments, particularly in components like electric guitar bodies, drums, and pianos. Although it is not as resonant as other woods (e.g., spruce), linden is appreciated for its lightness and ease of handling.<\/p>\n

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