The structure is long fibre and mostly straight grained, spiral grain occurs, the texture is rough and constant. The wood is very decorative and belongs to the most beautiful European wood species. The rays are good visible as darker mirrors. The pores are fine in summerwood and mostly combine by wavy belts.
In transition zone from sapwood to heartwood the formation of color stripes is possible.
The heartwood is grey brown to reddish brown, partly also dark brown and turns darker when exposed to air. The sapwood and the heartwood are hardly different (mature wood-sort). The sapwood is narrow to medium-broad and yellowish grey. The sapwood and the heartwood are sharply separated. Indigenous toĮurope, North Africa, Asia (southern Siberia, Amurarea) mostly in lowland Characteristics Containing 111 different wood species from all over the world, this collection is truly unique in its level of texture quality and range of available veneer styles. The same family offers east Asian Keyaki (Zelkova spp.) and the South European Hackberry or Hackberry (Celtis spp.) which come from the eastern North America two timbers similar in image and -properties, which can be assembled in exchange for smooth-leaved Elm very good. (1+2+3) is most complete and versatile wood veneer texture collection on the market. Smooth-leaved Elm is in indoor use an attractive alternative for frequently used decorative woods like European Oak, European Ash, Sen and other, if only to a certain extent as a result of the lower availability. Ulmaceae) Trade Namesįeldulme, Feldrüster, Rotulme, Rotrüster, Smooth-leaved elm, Orme champetre, Ormeau, Olmo campestre, Olmo montano, European elm Substitution Ulmus carpinifolia Gled.(Feldrüster), Ulmus glabra Huds.
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