Abies cephalonica

Greek Fir

A hardwood species in the KORENA reference list. Review the slab photos, measured outline, moisture notes, and partner-yard provenance before reserving a piece.

Grown commercially in EuropeFamily: Pinaceae

Density: Not listed
Janka: Not listed
Stock: 12 pieces

Tree

Origin depends on the listed slab and partner yard. Check the product page for the yard, region, and available documentation.

Wood appearance

Figure, colour, and defect behaviour vary from slab to slab. Use the measured photos and close-ups rather than species reputation alone.

Colour varies by board
Review current stock photos

Finishing

Finish choice should be tested on a representative sample where possible. Ask the maker to account for grain texture, colour shift, and intended use.

Buyer questions

Is Greek Fir a good choice for furniture?

Greek Fir is best matched to projects such as Furniture, Shelving, Interior joinery. The final choice should consider grain, finish, movement allowance, and the room where the piece will live.

How hard is Greek Fir?

The listed Janka value is Not listed and the density is Not listed. Use these as comparison signals, not as a guarantee of how a finished surface will wear.

What should I check before buying Greek Fir slabs online?

Check measured length, width stations, thickness, drying method, moisture notes, colour variation, defects, and origin. Compare the measured outline against the finished drawing before reserving the slab.