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Wood - Densities of Various Species and Mass Calculator

This calculator is a professional tool designed to compute the wood mass and density based on the wood type and volume input. 108 types can be precisely calculated using the information from the table below. Whether you’re a seasoned carpenter, a timber merchant, optimizing transportation logistics, or planning construction projects, this calculator can provide you with essential information needed for informed decision-making.

Check out the data list and calculator below to do just that for various wood types!

Calculation

Inputs

Select your wood type here


Wood type
:Ash, black

Set the volume


Volume
:2.7m3


Output

And see the density of your selection and the calculated mass


Deduced Density
:540kg/m3



Density
:540kg/m3



Mass
:1458kg


Explanation

Density is a physical property of matter that refers to the mass of an object per unit volume. It is usually expressed in units such as kilograms per cubic meter (

) or grams per cubic centimetre (

).

The density of an object can be calculated by dividing its mass by its volume.

D = mV (kgm3)D\ =\LARGE\ {\frac {m}{V}}\ \normalsize {(\frac {kg}{m^3})}

Where:D=density (kgm3)m=mass (kg)V=volume (m3)\text{Where:} \\ D=density\ (\frac {kg}{m^3})\\ \\ m=mass\ (kg)\\V=volume\ (m^3)
The different densities for dry and seasoned woods allow for calculating their masses.

Woods and their Densities