Decorative birch products are sold as short pillars and longer poles. Pillar heights commonly include 3", 5", and 7". Pole lengths typically range from 3 ft to 8 ft (listed as 36", 48", 60", 72", 84", and 96"). Pack listings may use either inches or feet, so check product details for the exact length.
Diameters vary by product type. Many decorative sticks and craft dowels fall in narrow ranges such as 0.5"–2.0" or 1.5"–2.5". Larger decorative poles are often about 2.5"–3.5" in diameter. Always check the product listing for the exact diameter.
They are made from genuine white birch. Craft dowels are labeled as birch wood, and many decorative sticks/poles are sold as authentic white birch—often kiln-dried and offered with the bark left intact.
Most are kiln-dried to reduce moisture content, which improves dimensional stability and helps them last longer when used indoors or in covered outdoor settings.
Common uses include mantel and tabletop accents, centerpieces, floor vases, seasonal displays, wedding and event décor, and other craft or styling applications.
Pack sizes vary by product: decorative stick sets often come in small sets (for example, 3 or 4 pieces), while craft dowels are commonly sold in larger packs (for example, 25 pieces). Check the product listing for the exact count.
The craft birch dowel rods are specified as 12 inches long with a 1/2" (0.5") diameter in the product details.
Expect natural variation in bark color and tone, wood grain, knots, texture, color highlights, and overall shape—no two sticks or poles will look exactly alike.