Burl Bog Sequoia
Heartwood color can range from a light pinkish brown to a deep reddish brown. Sapwood is a pale white/yellow. Curly figure or Redwood burl (sometimes referred to as “lace” or by the name Vavona) are occasionally seen.
UsesVeneer, construction lumber, beams, posts, decking, exterior furniture, and trim. Burls and other forms of figured Redwood are also used in turning, musical instruments, and other small specialty items.
SourcesCoastal northwestern United States (from southwestern Oregon to central California)
Meta TitleBurl Bog Sequoia Wood Veneer | Rosebud Veneer
Sheet SizeCall for Available Sizes
Other NamesRedwood, Sequoia, Coast Redwood, California Redwood, Vavona (burl)
WorkabilityTypically easy to work with hand tools or machinery, but planer tearout can occur on figured pieces with curly, wavy, or irregular grain. Glues and finishes well.
AvailabilityShould be in the mid to upper price range as a construction lumber, though clear and/or figured woodworking lumber is likely to be much more expensive.
Grain TextureDeep red with swirling flash & figure. Grain is generally straight, though figured pieces may be be wavy or irregular. Coarse texture and low natural luster.
CharacteristicsHeartwood color can range from a light pinkish brown to a deep reddish brown. Sapwood is a pale white/yellow. Curly figure or Redwood burl (sometimes referred to as “lace” or by the name Vavona) are occasionally seen.
Scientific NameSequoiadendron giganteum
Meta DescriptionPremium Burl Bog Sequoia wood veneer sheets and panels. Available from Rosebud Veneer.
Price Descriptiona mix of gun metal gray with red tones
Price Raw Wood Veneer5.5