What are the technical details?John Crye2025-05-26T21:27:18-05:00
Lumber Specs and Flooring Specs
Product Details:
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Density: 60 lbs/ft3
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Hardness: 2,750
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Stability: similar to Brazilian Cherry
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Workability: cuts, sands, and stains. Machining requires testing of speed and blades
Density: 60 lbs/ft3
Hardness: 2,750
Stability: similar to Brazilian Cherry
Workability: cuts, sands, and stains. Machining requires testing of speed and blades
What is the break down on HempWood blocks?John Crye2019-06-14T08:26:50-05:00
48 inch is actually the cheapest and provides a lot of opportunity create stuff with but the sample pack is easier to share with friends.
72 inch is for the bold and the blocks are for people that are generally trying to be first to make stuff at an enterprise level. All of you are the first ever to use Hemp in a solid wood form. Congrats!
What are the prices for pallet quantities of lumber?John Crye2020-03-25T14:51:57-05:00
Please reach out to sales@hempwood.com for an up to date price sheet on all of our products.
Do you have licensing opportunities outside of the United States?John Crye2019-07-18T15:56:53-05:00
Currently, outside of the United States we have licensing opportunities available in Europe, Canada, and Australia.
How can I work for Fibonacci, LLC?John Crye2025-05-22T12:09:07-05:00
Please send a resume and cover letter to office@hempwood.com. We would love to know about your experience lends itself to what we are doing and what motivates you to want to work for us.
What is the best way to stay informed about company updates?John Crye2025-05-26T21:28:11-05:00
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Can HempWood be cut into thin veneers?John Crye2019-06-22T17:12:55-05:00
Yes, we have tested 4mm veneers successfully but they need to be attached to a substrate such as plywood.
Does HempWood take a stain?John Crye2020-02-13T11:02:39-06:00
Oil based stains: 1-2 coats as desired. Dries slower than oak due to density. Let stand with stain applied longer than normal. When desired results have been achieved wipe off excess.
Water based stains: Tend to raise the grain on the wood, a fine sanding after application may be required. Not recommended.
What type of adhesive do you use?John Crye2025-05-26T21:30:33-05:00
Soy based adhesive with B level bond (same as wood glue) for visual grade applications (flooring/furniture).
– No added formaldehyde
– No VOC