Indian Laurel
Scientific Name: | Terminalia elliptica |
Location: | Southern Asia |
Dried Weight: | 54lbs/ft3 |
Janka Hardness: | 2,340lbf |
Crushing Strength: | 8,220lbf /in2 |
The heartwood of Indian Laurel varies from light to dark brown in color and the sapwood is a pale pinkish color. The grain is generally straight or slightly interlocked and it has a medium to coarse uniform texture. The wood gives off a low natural lustre. Indian Laurel is rated as moderately durable in regards to decay. It is easy to work with and turns and finishes well.