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Yellow Poplar features a smooth texture and subtle greenish-gold tones that take paint and stain beautifully. It’s lightweight, versatile, and easy to work with.

White Pine has a warm, natural color with gentle knots that add charm and character. Its softness and versatility make it perfect for traditional or rustic spaces.

White Oak combines durability and beauty with its neutral tone and tight, linear grain. It offers a sophisticated, lasting finish for any design style.

White Maple features a light, consistent color and fine, even grain. Its smooth finish and natural strength make it a timeless, versatile interior choice.

White Birch offers a bright, clean tone and subtle grain pattern, perfect for modern, Scandinavian, or minimalist designs. It provides a smooth, refined surface.

Walnut’s deep brown color and fine, elegant grain bring richness and sophistication to any space. Its natural luster and smooth texture create a high-end finish.

Vertical Grain Fir showcases tight, straight lines and warm amber hues. Its stability and refined appearance make it ideal for ceilings, wainscoting, and accent walls.

Soft Maple provides a smooth grain and soft, creamy tone that stains beautifully. It’s an adaptable wood that suits a wide range of interior styles.

Red Oak is known for its strength, pronounced grain, and warm undertones. A classic hardwood choice that offers timeless beauty and long-lasting performance.

Red Elm stands out with its interlocking grain and warm reddish-brown tones. It provides strength, depth, and a rich natural texture for distinctive interiors.

Natural Maple features a fine, consistent grain and light color that fits seamlessly into both modern and traditional designs. It’s durable, smooth, and easy to finish.

Natural Birch offers a light, creamy tone and smooth grain that brightens interiors. Its subtle warmth and even texture create a versatile, clean-lined look.

Knotty Pine brings timeless rustic charm with its signature knots and warm golden color. It’s easy to work with and ideal for cozy cabins, walls, and ceilings.

Hickory’s dramatic color contrast and bold grain create a rustic, natural look with exceptional strength. Perfect for high-impact spaces where texture and durability matter.

Grey Elm features a striking interlocking grain and subtle variation in tone. Its durability and distinctive look add organic texture and visual interest to any setting.

Cherry wood offers a fine grain and rich, reddish-brown color that deepens beautifully over time. Its smooth finish and natural glow bring warmth and elegance to interiors.

Aromatic Cedar is prized for its rich reddish color and natural fragrance. Its insect-repelling properties and warm tones make it perfect for closets, paneling, and accent walls.

Butternut displays warm golden-brown hues with a soft, satiny texture. Its gentle grain and inviting color add natural charm and character to any interior.

Basswood offers a smooth, even grain and creamy tone, making it ideal for painting or staining. Its lightweight, stable nature provides a clean and consistent appearance.

Aspen’s soft texture and pale, uniform color create a clean, modern aesthetic. Lightweight and easy to finish, it’s perfect for bright, airy spaces or subtle rustic designs.

Ash combines strength and resilience with a bold grain pattern and light color tones. Its durability and natural brightness make it a great choice for both classic and contemporary interiors.

White Oak is a durable classic with a smooth grain and neutral color. It’s versatile, stable, and enhances both rustic and modern designs.

White Maple features a light, consistent tone with subtle grain detail. It’s smooth, resilient, and perfect for bright, contemporary spaces.

Walnut delivers deep, rich color and a luxurious finish. Its fine grain and natural warmth bring sophistication and depth to any interior.

Vertical Grain Fir offers a clean, uniform appearance with warm amber hues. Its fine grain and natural strength create a smooth, classic finish.

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Rift White Oak provides a straight, consistent grain and neutral tone. Its refined appearance and exceptional stability make it ideal for sleek, modern spaces.

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Rift Red Oak highlights a tight, linear grain for a clean, contemporary look. It maintains the strength and reliability of traditional red oak with a modern twist.

Red Oak is known for its durability, prominent grain, and warm tone. A classic hardwood that offers timeless appeal and lasting performance.

Red Elm features a unique interlocking grain and warm reddish-brown color. Its strength and character make it a standout choice for natural, textured designs.

Red Birch displays rich golden to reddish hues with a fine, even grain. It’s durable and elegant, offering warmth and depth to any room.

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Natural Red Oak showcases classic grain and warm tones. Durable and versatile, it provides a timeless foundation for any design style.

Natural Maple features a clean, uniform look with pale coloring and fine grain. It’s durable, easy to maintain, and complements both traditional and modern spaces.

Natural Birch showcases a light, creamy tone with subtle grain variation. It’s smooth, durable, and ideal for bright, modern interiors.

Hickory is one of the hardest domestic hardwoods, featuring dramatic grain patterns and color variation. It’s perfect for high-traffic areas and rustic or contemporary designs alike.

Cherry offers rich, warm tones that deepen with age, adding timeless beauty and elegance to any space. Its smooth grain and natural luster create a refined, inviting look.

Ash is a strong, durable hardwood prized for its light color, bold grain, and excellent wear resistance. Its toughness makes it ideal for high-traffic areas, while its natural beauty brings brightness and character to any space.

Alder features a smooth, even grain and warm honey tones that bring a soft, inviting feel to any space. Easy to work with and finish, it delivers a refined look ideal for walls, ceilings, and accents.

Particleboard core (PBC) substitutes the fiberboard core with industrial-grade particleboard, combined with face and back veneers in a 3-ply construction. Like MDF fibercore, it offers stability and a smooth surface but has less machinability. PBC is often chosen as a cost-effective alternative for many types of woodworking projects.

Combination fiber core blends MDF crossbands with veneer inner plies, giving the panel both strength and a smooth surface. The MDF layers reduce telegraphing through the face veneer, while the veneer plies provide durability and strong screw-holding power. This type of core is often recommended for high-end veneers where appearance and performance are equally important.

MDF fibercore uses medium-density fiberboard as the central core with a face and back veneer laminated on each side, creating a 3-ply construction. This produces a very stable, void-free panel with excellent machinability and a smooth surface that finishes beautifully. While ideal for precision work and premium finishes, MDF fibercore is heavier than other core types, with a ¾” panel weighing about 100 lbs.

Veneer core (V/C) uses traditional cross-banded layers of hardwood veneers laminated together in odd numbers, known as plies. Panels can range from 3 plies in ¼” material to 11 plies or more in thicker sheets. This construction provides strength, stability, and a lightweight core that is widely used in cabinetry, furniture, and architectural applications.

Random matching assembles veneers without regard to grain or color alignment, resulting in joints that don’t intentionally match. The effect is casual and natural, often chosen for a more rustic, laid-back appearance.

Book matching places every other veneer sheet flipped over, like the pages of an open book. This creates a striking mirrored effect where grain patterns reflect each other, often resulting in eye-catching symmetrical designs.

Pleasing match arranges veneers primarily by color and overall similarity rather than strict grain alignment. This approach provides a harmonious look while allowing some variation, making it well-suited for projects where consistency is important but not rigid.

Whole piece matching uses one continuous sheet of veneer, allowing the natural grain to flow uninterrupted across the entire panel. This method highlights the authenticity of the wood and works well when a seamless, unbroken appearance is desired.

In a slip match, adjacent veneer sheets are placed side by side in sequence, all turned the same way. This creates a smooth, consistent look with repeating grain patterns, making it a popular choice for achieving clean and uniform surfaces.

Quarter-sliced veneer is produced in much the same way as rift cut, with the log quartered lengthwise, but sliced directly at a 90° angle to the growth rings. This creates a straight, uniform grain that has a more formal and classic look, sometimes revealing flake in species like oak, and is often used in fine furniture, paneling, and architectural applications.

Plain slicing is the most common veneer cutting method, where the log is halved and sliced across its width with a stationary knife. This produces veneers with distinctive cathedral and arch-shaped patterns that resemble flat-sawn lumber, making it ideal for traditional cabinetry, paneling, and furniture.

Rotary cutting mounts the log on a lathe and peels it in a continuous sheet, much like unrolling paper. This method creates a bold, wide, and flowing grain pattern with a lot of natural variation, making it an efficient choice often used for plywood faces or decorative applications.

Rift cutting involves quartering the log and slicing it slightly off the radial angle, which reduces flake and highlights a consistent vertical grain. The result is a clean, uniform appearance that is especially valued in fine furniture and architectural woodwork where precision and refinement matter.

African Mahogany, valued for its light-refracting beauty, is used in veneer, plywood, furniture, and trim. Royal Mahogany is darker and suited for cabinets, millwork, flooring, and doors. Sapele Mahogany features bold grain patterns for veneer, furniture, and cabinetry.

Yellow Poplar is a cost-effective utility wood that’s easy to work with and ideal for painting. Common uses include cabinetry, trim, millwork, and mouldings.

White Oak is a strong, versatile wood favored by many woodworkers. Easy to work with, it’s used in cabinetry, furniture, trim, flooring, boatbuilding, and even whiskey and wine barrels.

Walnut is a durable, easy-to-work wood that stains well, commonly used in furniture, cabinetry, trim, moulding, millwork, and interior finishes. Quarter and Rift Cuts enhance its strength and durability.

Red Oak is a popular, widely available wood known for its classic look and grain. It’s used in cabinetry, flooring, trim, and furniture. Quarter and Rift Cut Red Oak are angled cuts that improve durability and stability.

Soft Maple is stable, easy to work with, and cuts cleanly, with clear contrast between heartwood and sapwood. Common uses include furniture, cabinets, tongue-and-groove paneling, and door sides.

This high-density wood is popular for gym floors, bowling alleys, and dance floors, and is also ideal for butcher blocks, cutting boards, workbenches, instruments, cabinetry, trim, millwork, mouldings, and veneer.

Hickory stains and finishes beautifully. It’s most commonly used for flooring, cabinetry, interior trim, mouldings, doors, and furniture.

Douglas fir yields abundant lumber and is one of the hardest, heaviest softwoods. Commonly used for veneer, plywood, trim, beams, shelving, flooring, and construction.

All of our Vertical Grain Doug Fir is 85/15.

Red Elm has an intense, rich grain structure and provides a lot of durability.  It’s commonly used for furniture, tongue and groove paneling, and flooring.

Cherry’s fine, close grain gives it a rich, elegant appearance, making it ideal for veneer, furniture, cabinetry, interior trim, carvings, and tongue-and-groove paneling. Quarter-sawn and Rift-Cut Cherry offer both lasting durability and timeless beauty.

The excellent resistance to both decay and insects makes aromatic red cedar a great option for closet uses without pretreating the wood. Common uses include closet linings, carvings, and cedar chests.

American Beech is a strong, fine-grained hardwood with a pale cream to light brown color. Known for durability, shock resistance, and smooth finishing, it’s ideal for furniture, flooring, cabinetry, tool handles, and turned objects.

Birch is economical and relatively easy to work with. It is widely used for veneer and plywood as well as drawer components, interior trim, cabinetry and doors.

If you are into wood carvings, basswood is the wood for you! It’s extremely soft, light and easy to work with. Great for do-it-yourself installers. Other common uses include tongue and groove paneling, shiplap paneling, veneer and plywood.

Aspen is commonly harvested for veneer, mouldings and trim work, drawer sides, saunas, and plywood.

Woodworkers like ash because it’s easy to work with. It glues, stains and finishes well, and is priced affordably. It’s most commonly used in flooring, mouldings and trim work, tongue and groove paneling and cabinetry.

The uniform texture of alder is easy to work and is easy to sand for an extra smooth finish. It’s a popular choice for veneer, plywood, tongue & groove paneling, mouldings, trim, doors and cabinetry.

A no-added-formaldehyde MDF option, Arreis provides improved indoor air quality and sustainable performance.

Ideal for humid conditions, Medex offers enhanced moisture resistance for bathroom and kitchen applications.

Formulated for outdoor use, Armorite resists moisture, rot, and insects while maintaining a smooth finish.

A robust MDF panel with added density and durability for demanding environments.

Designed for interior applications where fire resistance is required, this MDF meets Class A fire rating standards.

Engineered for consistent quality and durability, Premium MDF is suitable for high-end paint-grade applications.

High Density Fiberboard offers superior strength and a very fine surface, excellent for precision machining and painting.

Carb Phase 2 Compliant, Raw CFC MDF meets strict emissions standards and provides a smooth, paintable surface.

An economical wood product made from compressed wood particles, ideal for substrates and concealed structural use.

Modern and bold, Black vinyl adds a sleek finish for storage, closets, or accent cabinetry.

Bright and functional, this surface works well in a variety of light commercial and residential uses.

Combines the clean look of Maple with vinyl’s practicality for interior applications.

A soft, neutral tone perfect for closets, cabinets, and utility rooms.

A medium oak tone with visible grain, providing a balanced, natural look.

Light and airy with a touch of grain, this finish is ideal for Scandinavian-inspired spaces.

A warm, weathered look inspired by aged wood, Sequoia Dalia adds rustic charm.

Cool and earthy, Aura Tundra lends a calming, modern aesthetic.

Soft and textured, this surface adds a subtle visual layer ideal for accent pieces.

Luxurious and deep in tone, Sapelli Mahogany offers striking grain patterns and a reddish-brown hue.

A crisp, contemporary white that brings brightness and contrast to any space.

A clean, bright surface suitable for paint-grade cabinetry, shelving, and other interior applications.

Richly patterned with warm brown tones, Viva Walnut provides the look of real wood with the durability of laminate.

Warm and natural-looking, Sunset Maple adds inviting tones to cabinetry and panels.

A cool neutral with subtle patterning, Canadian Grey complements modern and minimalist designs.