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Hardwood Lumber
Ash
Ash lumber is strong, flexible, and easy to work with, featuring a straight grain and light color. It's ideal for furniture, cabinetry, and sports equipment, and takes nails, screws, and finishes well.
Black Walnut
Walnut lumber is highly regarded for its rich, dark color and striking grain patterns, making it a favorite among woodworkers for high-end furniture and cabinetry. It is durable yet easy to work with, allowing for precise cuts and finishes. Walnut also holds stains and oils well, enhancing its natural beauty.
Hard Maple
Hard maple, known for its exceptional hardness and durability, features a fine, consistent grain and a light, creamy color. It's easy to work with and takes stains and finishes beautifully, making it ideal for furniture, cabinetry, and flooring. Its resistance to wear and denting makes it particularly suitable for high-traffic areas. It's a popular choice among woodworkers for both functional and aesthetic projects.
White Oak
White oak lumber is valued for its strength, durability, and beautiful grain. It features a light to medium brown color with distinct rays, adding visual interest to projects. Known for its resistance to moisture, white oak is ideal for outdoor furniture, flooring, and cabinetry. It also takes stains and finishes well, enhancing its natural beauty. Its hardness and stability make it a popular choice for both functional and decorative applications, appealing to woodworkers seeking quality and longevity in their projects.
Rift White Oak
Rift white oak lumber is renowned for its straight, uniform grain and subtle texture, providing a sleek, modern look. This cut minimizes the open grain pattern common in traditional white oak, resulting in a more consistent appearance that’s highly desirable for contemporary furniture and cabinetry. Rift white oak is also durable and moisture-resistant, making it ideal for a variety of applications, including flooring and millwork. Its versatility, combined with its aesthetic appeal, makes it a popular choice among woodworkers.
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