Bird Perch Wood (General hardwood dowel) — Not applicable
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Bird Perch Wood (General hardwood dowel)

Not applicable · Hardwood

Type
Hardwood
Origin
Global commercial availability
Hardness
Medium (approx. 1000 lbf)
Durability
Moderately Durable

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Grain Pattern

Straight grain

Color & Appearance

Light tan to pale yellow, uniform in appearance

Hardness (Janka)

Medium (approx. 1000 lbf)

Durability & Decay Resistance

Moderately Durable

Value & Sustainability

Estimated Market Value
Low cost per linear foot
Wood Age Estimate
Relatively recent, under 5 years
Sustainability Status
Generally considered sustainable based on common commercial timber

Common Uses

Bird perches, dowels, general utility

Geographic Origin

Global commercial availability

Workability

Very easy to work with hand and machine tools, planes and sands smoothly

Finish Recommendations

Usually left unfinished or sealed with bird-safe natural oils

Notable Features

Manufactured into a smooth cylindrical dowel suitable for animal cages

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Identified July 28, 2026

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