Ash
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $3.25 | $4.25 |
| 5/4 to 8/4 | $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 4” x 4” square turning stock
Note: For select-grade boards, $1.00 will be added per board foot
Our ash boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Ash Lumber Good For?
Ash is known for its strength, durability, flexibility, and aesthetic appeal. It's a popular choice for furniture, flooring, and other interior and exterior applications.
- Furniture: Ash is commonly used for furniture due to its strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal. It's particularly popular for making chairs, tables, and cabinets.
- Flooring: Ash is a popular choice for hardwood flooring due to its strength, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.
- Sports equipment: Ash is a popular material for making baseball bats, hockey sticks, and other sports equipment due to its strength, flexibility, and shock resistance.
- Tool handles: Ash is often used for tool handles due to its strength and shock resistance.
- Musical instruments: Ash is used for musical instruments such as guitars and drums due to its resonance and tonal qualities.
Black Locust
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.75 | $4.75 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.75 | $5.75 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.75 | $6.75 |
What We Have in Stock
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.50 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
- 1/4" to 1/2" planed boards
- 1-1/4" (1-3/8" rough cut) boards
- 2” x 2″ square turning stock
Our black locust boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Black Locust Lumber Good For?
For centuries, black locust has been a preferred choice for applications that require rot-resistant lumber. One such historical application was its use as pins for early American tall ships. Black locust is dense, durable, and known for its strength and resistance to decay and insects.
- Outdoor construction: Black locust is commonly used in outdoor construction due to its durability and resistance to decay. It is often used for fence posts, decks, and outdoor furniture.
- Landscaping: Black locust is popular in landscaping due to its natural resistance to insects and rot. It is often used for retaining walls, raised garden beds, and other outdoor structures.
- Flooring: Black locust lumber is a popular choice for hardwood flooring due to its strength and durability.
Catalpa
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $4.25 | $5.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $5.25 | $6.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $6.25 | $7.25 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 4” sawn slab boards
Catalpa is soft and very easy to carve. Our catalpa boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Catalpa Lumber Good For?
Catalpa is lightweight, durable, and known for its resistance to decay and rot. It also has a wonderful wood grain with milk chocolate color. All of this is why it's a popular choice for indoor and outdoor use.
- Furniture: Catalpa is commonly used for furniture due to its strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal. It's particularly popular for making chairs, cabinets, and tables.
- Interior trim: Catalpa is often used as an interior trim due to its attractive grain pattern and resistance to decay.
- Carving: Catalpa is a popular choice for carving due to its light weight and ease of working.
- Boatbuilding: Catalpa is a popular choice for boatbuilding due to its durability and resistance to water and rot.
Cedar of Lebanon
Pricing
| Board Thickness | Price / Board Foot |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $25.00 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $30.00 |
| 9/4 and over | - |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
Cedar of Lebanon is known for its aromatic scent and its cultural and religious significance. Our Cedar of Lebanon boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Cedar of Lebanon Lumber Good For?
Cedar of Lebanon, prized for its extreme rarity and resilience against decay and rot, features a distinctive wood grain and rich, reddish-brown hue, making it a favored option for a variety of applications.
- Furniture: Cedar of Lebanon is highly sought after for furniture crafting, prized for its strength, durability, and exquisite appearance, frequently utilized in crafting chairs, cabinets, and tables..
- Sculptures: Cedar of Lebanon's workability and striking wood grain make it a favored medium for sculpture, enabling artists to intricately carve and shape this versatile lumber into unique forms and designs.
- Boatbuilding: Catalpa is a popular choice for boatbuilding due to its durability and resistance to water and rot.
Cherry
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $4.25 | $5.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $5.25 | $6.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $6.25 | $7.25 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
Our cherry boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Cherry Lumber Good For?
Cherry is a versatile and beautiful wood that is popular for a wide range of applications, especially in furniture making, cabinetry, and flooring. Its natural luster and fine grain make it a popular choice for high-end projects, while its hardness and durability make it a practical choice for everyday use.
- Furniture: Cherry is a popular choice for furniture making due to its beautiful color and fine grain. It is particularly popular for making high-end furniture, such as cabinets, tables, and chairs.
- Cabinetry: Cherry is often used for cabinetry due to its durability and natural luster.
- Interior trim: Cherry is often used as an interior trim due to its attractive grain pattern and natural beauty.
- Flooring: Cherry is a popular choice for hardwood flooring due to its hardness, durability, and natural beauty.
- Carving: Cherry is a popular choice for carving due to its fine grain and ease of working.
- Musical instruments: Cherry is a popular choice for musical instruments such as guitars, violins, and other stringed instruments due to its resonance and tonal qualities.
Reclaimed Old-growth
Douglas Fir
Pricing
| Board Thickness | Price / Board Foot |
|---|
| 5/4 to 8/4 | $4.50 |
| 9/4 and over | $4.50 |
Pricing
5/4 and over
$2.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 2-1/4” boards (clear grain and up to 20' long)
- 4″ x 6″ square stock
Our douglas fir boards are sourced from old-growth "virgin tank grade" lumber. They are available in random widths and lengths (up to 20').
What is Douglas Fir Lumber Good For?
Douglas fir is a versatile and strong wood that is popular for a wide range of applications, especially in construction and decking due to its strength and durability. Its attractive grain pattern also makes it a popular choice for interior trim and furniture making.
- Construction: Douglas fir is often used in construction for framing, roofing, and flooring due to its strength and durability.
- Decking: Douglas fir is a popular choice for decking due to its strength and resistance to decay.
- Beams and posts: Douglas fir is often used for beams and posts due to its strength and ability to support heavy loads.
- Interior trim: Douglas fir is popular for interior trim such as baseboards, crown molding, and door casings due to its attractive grain pattern.
- Doors and windows: Douglas fir lumber is a popular choice for doors and windows due to its strength and natural resistance to decay.
- Furniture: Douglas fir is sometimes used in the construction of furniture due to its strength and durability.
Red Cedar
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 3/4″ for cedar liners
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” natural-edge (2-1/8” rough cut) slabs
Our Eastern Red Cedar boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths. This wood is best known for its distinct cedar aroma.
What Is Eastern Red Cedar Lumber Good For?
Eastern red cedar is a versatile and durable wood that is popular for a wide range of applications, especially in closet lining and furniture making due to its insect-repelling properties and distinctive aroma. Its resistance to decay and rot also make it a practical choice for outdoor structures and fence posts.
- Closet lining: Eastern red cedar is often used as a closet lining due to its insect-repelling properties and pleasant aroma.
- Furniture: Eastern red cedar is a popular choice for furniture making due to its durability, natural beauty, and distinctive scent.
- Decorative objects: Eastern red cedar is often used to make decorative objects such as chests, boxes, and carvings due to its distinctive color and aroma.
- Flooring: Eastern red cedar is sometimes used for flooring due to its natural beauty and durability.
- Outdoor structures: Eastern red cedar is sometimes used for outdoor structures such as pergolas, arbors, trellises, and raised bed gardens due to its resistance to decay and rot.
Hard Maple
Pricing
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $4.50 | $5.50 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $5.75 | $6.75 |
| 9/4 and over | $7.00 | $8.00 |
What We Have in Stock
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” x 2″ square turning stock
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock
Our stock is not the typical white color often found in hard maple from farther north. We air-dry our hard maple boards for superior color, and have random widths and lengths (over 6') available.
What Is Hard Maple Good For?
Hard maple is a versatile and durable wood that is popular for a wide range of applications, especially in furniture making, flooring, and cabinetry due to its strength and natural beauty. Its hardness and resistance to moisture also make it a popular choice for kitchen utensils and sports equipment.
- Furniture: Hard maple is a popular choice for furniture making due to its strength, durability, and attractive grain pattern.
- Flooring: Hard maple is a popular choice for hardwood flooring due to its durability and natural beauty.
- Cabinetry: Hard maple is often used for cabinetry due to its hardness, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.
- Kitchen utensils: Hard maple is a popular choice for cutting boards, utensils, and other kitchen accessories due to its hardness and resistance to moisture.
- Musical instruments: Hard maple is a popular choice for musical instruments such as guitars and violins due to its strength, density, and tonal qualities.
- Sports equipment: Hard maple is sometimes used for sports equipment such as baseball bats and bowling alleys due to its hardness and durability.
Honey Locust
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $4.25 | $5.25 |
5/4 and over
| $6.25 | $7.25 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$6.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- Dried lumber temporarily out of stock
Extremely hard with a vibrant, warm look when finished, our honey locust boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Honey Locust Lumber Good For?
Honey locust is a durable and versatile wood that is popular for a wide range of applications, especially in outdoor furniture and flooring due to its resistance to decay and insect damage. Its unique appearance and hardness also make it a popular choice for carving, handles, and tool grips.
- Furniture: Honey locust is often used in furniture making, especially for outdoor furniture, due to its resistance to decay and insect damage.
- Flooring: Honey locust is a popular choice for flooring due to its durability and attractive grain pattern.
- Paneling: Honey locust is sometimes used for paneling due to its unique appearance and durability.
- Carving: Honey locust is often used for carving due to its hardness and attractive grain pattern.
- Handles and tool grips: Honey locust is sometimes used for handles and tool grips due to its strength and durability.
Reclaimed Malaysian Wood
Pricing
| Board Thickness | Price / Board Foot |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $6.00 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 to 10/4
$4.00 / board foot
10/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1/4" – 1/2” planed boards of various lengths
We have a variety of high-quality reclaimed Malaysian boards. While we do not know the species, they come in different colors, which can be used as accents for projects such as cutting boards.
Mulberry
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $3.25 | $4.25 |
| 5/4 and over | $4.25 | $5.25 |
Pricing
5/4 and over
$3.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
Mulberry wood is quite hard and a great choice for woodturning. We air-dry our mulberry stock for superior color, and have random widths and lengths (over 6') available.
What Is Mulberry Lumber Good For?
Mulberry is a versatile and attractive wood that is popular for a range of applications, especially in furniture making and decorative objects. Its hardness and workability also make it a practical choice for woodturning and handles/tool grips.
- Furniture: Mulberry is often used for furniture making, especially for tables, chairs, and cabinets, due to its strength and attractive color.
- Decorative objects: Mulberry is often used for decorative objects and carvings due to its attractive color and fine grain.
- Turning: Mulberry is a popular choice for woodturning such as bowls and vases due to its fine grain and workability.
- Handles and tool grips: Mulberry is sometimes used for handles and tool grips due to its strength and durability.
- Flooring: Mulberry is sometimes used for flooring due to its hardness and durability.
- Musical instruments: Mulberry is occasionally used for musical instruments such as guitars and mandolins due to its strength, density, and tonal qualities.
Osage Orange
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$6.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$7.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $6.50 | $7.50 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $7.50 | $8.50 |
| 9/4 and over | $8.50 | $9.50 |
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2″ natural edge (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2-1/2” natural-edge slabs
- 2” x 2″ square turning and leg stock
- 3″ x 3″ square turning and leg stock
- 4″ x 4″ square turning and leg stock
- 6″ x 6″ square turning and leg stock
Osage orange also goes by the name of Hedge and Bough d'Arc. We stock a variety of sizes and shapes, from turning blanks and bowl blanks, to slab boards and dimension lumber. Our Osage orange boards air-dried for superior color and available in random lengths (over 6') and widths. This is superior turning wood and very hard, but it chips easily.
Also, we couldn't agree more with Wood Magazine's take on Osage orange:
[When] sanded smooth and oiled, Osage orange beats all others for cutting boards that will stand up to a blade."
What Is Osage Orange Lumber Good For?
Osage orange is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially tool handles. Its attractive color and density also make it a popular choice for woodturning and furniture making.
- Tool handles: Osage orange is often used for tool handles due to its strength and durability.
- Ornamental Turning: Osage orange is a popular choice for woodturning due to its density and attractive grain pattern.
- Flooring: Osage orange is sometimes used for flooring due to its hardness and durability.
- Furniture: Osage orange is occasionally used for furniture making due to its unique color and strength.
Pear
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $8.50 | $9.50 |
5/4 and over
| $10.50 | $11.50 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$8.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$10.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
Pear wood is particularly difficult to find and quite beautiful. Our pear boards are air-dried for superior color and available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Pear Lumber Good For?
Pear is a versatile and attractive wood that is popular for a range of applications, especially in furniture making, carving, and turning. Its fine texture and attractive color also make it a popular choice for inlay work and decorative pieces.
- Furniture: Pear wood is sometimes used for furniture making, especially for cabinets and decorative pieces, due to its fine texture and attractive color.
- Carving: Pear wood is a popular choice for carving due to its fine texture and workability.
- Turning: Pear wood is often used for woodturning due to its fine grain and attractive color.
- Inlay work: Pear wood is sometimes used for inlay work due to its fine grain and attractive color.
- Musical instruments: Pear wood is occasionally used for musical instruments such as guitar necks and ukuleles due to its strength and tonal qualities.
Pecan
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$6.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$7.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $6.50 | $7.50 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $7.50 | $8.50 |
| 9/4 and over | $8.50 | $9.50 |
What We Have in Stock
Our pecan boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
What Is Pecan Lumber Good For?
Pecan is a versatile and attractive wood that is popular for a range of applications, especially in furniture making and flooring. Its strength, durability, and attractive grain patterns also make it a practical choice for turning, tool handles, and paneling.
- Furniture: Pecan is often used for furniture making, especially for cabinets, tables, and chairs, due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Flooring: Pecan is a popular choice for flooring due to its hardness, durability, and attractive grain patterns.
- Turning: Pecan is a popular choice for woodturning due to its workability and attractive grain patterns.
- Tool handles: Pecan is sometimes used for tool handles due to its strength and durability.
- Paneling: Pecan is sometimes used for paneling due to its attractive color and grain patterns.
Pin Oak
Price / Board Foot
| Type | Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Quarter-sawn | Up to 4/4 | $3.75 | $4.75 |
| Quarter-sawn | 5/4 to 8/4 | $4.75 | $5.75 |
| Quarter-sawn | 9/4 and over | $5.75 | $6.75 |
Standard Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.50 / board foot
Quarter-sawn Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2-1/2” natural-edge slabs
Our pin oak boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
What Is Pin Oak Lumber Good For?
Pin oak is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications. Its attractive grain patterns and color also make it a suitable choice for furniture making and paneling. Additionally, its use as timber framing and construction is a practical application of this hardwood.
- Furniture: Pin oak wood is occasionally used for furniture making, especially for cabinets, tables, and chairs, due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Paneling: Pin oak wood is sometimes used for paneling due to its attractive color and grain patterns.
- Flooring: Pin oak wood is a popular choice for flooring due to its hardness, durability, and attractive grain patterns.
- Timber: Pin oak wood is occasionally used for timber framing and construction due to its strength and durability.
Hybrid Poplar
Note: Looks like aspen
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 and over
| $3.75 | $4.75 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$3.50 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
Our Hybrid Poplar boards are air-dried for superior color and available in random lengths (over 6') and widths. It looks very similar to Aspen, with a cream-and-brown color. Hybrid Poplar is an excellent secondary wood — especially when it's paired with walnut, but it's a good color match for any kind of primary wood.
What Is Poplar Wood Good For?
Poplar is a versatile and strong wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially in cabinetry and molding. Its light color and ability to take paint and stain well make it a suitable choice for furniture making and millwork.
- Cabinetry: Poplar is a popular choice for cabinetry due to its strength and stability, as well as its ability to take paint and stain well.
- Furniture: Poplar wood is occasionally used for furniture making due to its strength and light color.
- Molding and millwork: Poplar wood is a popular choice for molding and millwork due to its stability and ability to take paint and stain well.
Red Elm / Slippery Elm
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2-1/2” natural-edge slabs
Known for being quite hard, durable wood with a nice, natural look, our red elm boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Red Elm Lumber Good For?
Red elm is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially in furniture making and millwork. Its attractive grain patterns and color also make it a suitable choice for paneling. Additionally, its use in woodenware is a practical application of this hardwood.
- Furniture: Red elm is a popular choice for furniture making, especially for chairs and benches, due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Millwork: Red elm is a popular choice for millwork such as cabinetry, paneling, molding, and trim due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Flooring: Red elm is occasionally used for flooring due to its hardness and durability.
- Woodenware: Red elm is sometimes used for making woodenware such as cutting boards and kitchen utensils due to its hardness and durability.
Red Oak
Price / Board Foot
| Type | Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Plain-sawn | Up to 4/4 | $3.75 | $4.75 |
| Plain-sawn | 5/4 to 8/4 | $4.75 | $5.75 |
| Plain-sawn | 9/4 and over | $5.75 | $6.75 |
| Quarter-sawn | Up to 4/4 | $4.25 | $5.25 |
| Quarter-sawn | 5/4 to 8/4 | $5.25 | $6.25 |
| Quarter-sawn | 9/4 and over | $6.25 | $7.25 |
Standard Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.50 / board foot
Quarter-sawn Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock (plain-sawn only)
Our red oak boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
What Is Red Oak Lumber Good For?
Red oak is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially in flooring and furniture making. Its attractive grain patterns also make it a suitable choice for millwork such as molding and paneling. Additionally, its use in woodenware is a practical application of this hardwood.
- Flooring: Red oak is a popular choice for flooring due to its hardness and durability, as well as its attractive grain patterns.
- Furniture: Red oak is a popular choice for furniture making due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Cabinetry: Red oak is occasionally used for cabinetry due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Millwork: Red oak is a popular choice for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its strength and attractive grain patterns.
- Woodenware: Red oak is sometimes used for making woodenware such as cutting boards and kitchen utensils due to its hardness and durability.
Shagbark Hickory
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 3″ x 3″ square turning and leg stock
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock
Shagbark Hickory is very rustic with black variations running through the wood. Our hickory boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Shagbark Hickory Lumber Good For?
Shagbark hickory is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially in tool handles and furniture making. Its distinctive appearance also makes it a suitable choice for cabinetry.
- Tool handles: Shagbark hickory is a popular choice for making tool handles due to its strength and durability.
- Furniture: Shagbark hickory is occasionally used for furniture making, especially for rustic or outdoor furniture, due to its distinctive appearance.
- Cabinetry: Shagbark hickory is occasionally used for cabinetry due to its strength and distinctive appearance.
- Flooring: Shagbark hickory is sometimes used for flooring due to its hardness and durability.
Shellbark Hickory
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
What We Have in Stock
Shellbark Hickory has a more even color than shagbark hickory, making it the preferred choice for cabinet making. Our hickory boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Shellbark Hickory Lumber Good For?
Shellbark hickory is a strong and durable wood that is popular for a range of practical applications, especially in tool handles and furniture making. Its distinctive appearance also makes it a suitable choice for cabinetry. Shellbark hickory is less common than other types of hickory, but it is highly valued for its strength, durability, and unique appearance.
- Tool handles: Shellbark hickory is a popular choice for making tool handles due to its strength and durability.
- Furniture: Shellbark hickory is occasionally used for furniture making, especially for rustic or outdoor furniture, due to its distinctive appearance.
- Flooring: Shellbark hickory is sometimes used for flooring due to its hardness and durability.
- Cabinetry: Shellbark hickory is occasionally used for cabinetry due to its strength and distinctive appearance.
Soft Maple
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $4.00 | $5.00 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.50 | $5.50 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.00 | $6.00 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 to 10/4
$4.00 / board foot
10/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
Soft maple is an excellent secondary wood. It's harder than pine but blends well with the furniture's face wood. We air-dry our soft maple boards for superior color, and have random widths and lengths (over 6') available.
What Is Soft Maple Lumber Good For?
Soft maple is a versatile and attractive wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications, especially in cabinetry and millwork. Its use in furniture making is also practical for certain styles of furniture, especially when painted or finished with a light-colored stain. Additionally, its use in musical instruments highlights its attractive appearance and unique tonal qualities.
- Cabinetry: Soft maple is a popular choice for cabinetry due to its close grain and attractive appearance.
- Millwork: Soft maple is a popular choice for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its attractive appearance.
- Furniture: Soft maple is sometimes used for furniture making, especially for painted or light-colored furniture, due to its ease of workability and attractive appearance.
- Musical instruments: Soft maple is sometimes used for making stringed musical instruments due to its attractive appearance and tonal qualities.
- Flooring: Soft maple is occasionally used for flooring due to its attractive appearance, but it is less common than harder woods like oak or maple.
Sycamore
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade
| Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $4.25
| $5.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $5.25
| $6.25 |
9/4 and over
| $6.25
| $7.25 |
Standard Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.50 / board foot
Quarter-sawn Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock (plain-sawn only)
Our sycamore boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
What Is Sycamore Lumber Good For?
Sycamore is a versatile and attractive wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications, especially in furniture making and millwork. Its unique appearance makes it a popular choice for veneers and its tonal qualities make it suitable for musical instruments. Additionally, its use in cabinetry highlights its durability and practicality.
- Furniture: Sycamore is popular for furniture making, especially for rustic or antique styles of furniture, due to its distinctive appearance and durability.
- Millwork: Sycamore is sometimes used for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its attractive appearance.
- Veneers: Sycamore is commonly used for veneers due to its beautiful and distinctive appearance.
- Musical instruments: Sycamore is sometimes used for making stringed musical instruments due to its tonal qualities and unique appearance.
- Cabinetry: Sycamore is occasionally used for cabinetry due to its durability and unique appearance.
Black Walnut
Price / Board Foot
Board Thickness
| Standard Grade
| Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $7.00
| $8.00 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $9.00
| $10.00 |
9/4 and over (slabs)
| $10.00 | $11.00 |
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$6.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$8.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 1-1/4" (1-3/8" rough cut) boards (Select only)
- 2” (2-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2-1/2” natural-edge slabs (Standard only)
- 3″ x 3″ square turning and leg stock (Standard only)
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock (Standard only)
Our walnut boards are air-dried for superior color (far superior compared to kiln-dried wood), and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
Pricing
Black walnut lumber is a high-quality and versatile wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications, especially in furniture making and millwork. Its unique appearance and rich color make it a popular choice for high-end furniture pieces, and its stability and durability make it a practical choice for gunstocks and other applications where strength and longevity are important. Additionally, its use in flooring and millwork highlights its practicality and versatility.
- Furniture: Black walnut is a popular choice for furniture making due to its beautiful color and distinctive grain pattern. It is commonly used for dining tables, desks, chairs, and other high-end furniture pieces.
- Millwork: Black walnut is a popular choice for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its attractive appearance.
- Cabinetry: Black walnut is occasionally used for cabinetry due to its beautiful appearance and durability.
- Flooring: Black walnut is sometimes used for flooring due to its durability and unique appearance.
White Elm / American Elm
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
Price / Board Foot
| Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Up to 4/4 | $3.25 | $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25 | $5.25 |
| 9/4 and over | $5.25 | $6.25 |
What We Have in Stock
- Dried lumber temporarily out of stock
Known for being quite hard, durable wood with a nice, natural look, our elm boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is White Elm Lumber Good For?
White elm is a versatile and durable wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications, especially in furniture making. Its unique grain patterns make it a popular choice for veneers, and its strength and durability make it practical for sports equipment and flooring. Additionally, its use in millwork highlights its versatility and aesthetic appeal.
- Furniture: White elm is commonly used for furniture making, especially for rustic or traditional styles of furniture, due to its unique grain patterns and durability.
- Veneers: White elm is commonly used for veneers due to its unique grain patterns and attractive appearance.
- Sports equipment: White elm is sometimes used for making sports equipment such as baseball bats and hockey sticks due to its strength and durability.
- Flooring: White elm is sometimes used for flooring due to its strength and durability.
- Millwork: White elm is a popular choice for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its attractive appearance.
White Oak
Price / Board Foot
| Type | Board Thickness | Standard Grade | Select Grade |
|---|
| Plain-sawn | Up to 4/4 | $5.50 | $6.50 |
| Plain-sawn | 5/4 to 8/4 | $6.50 | $7.50 |
| Plain-sawn | 9/4 and over
| $7.50 | $8.50 |
| Quarter-sawn | 5/4 and over | $6.50 | $7.50 |
| Quarter-sawn | 5/4 to 8/4 | $7.50 | $8.50 |
| Quarter-sawn | 9/4 and over | $8.50 | $9.50 |
Standard Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.50 / board foot
5/4 and over
$4.50 / board foot
Quarter-sawn Pricing
Up to 4/4
$4.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
Due to the popularity of white oak, we currently have some 1" plain dry lumber in stock as well as turning stock. However, we do have white oak logs that can be cut to your specifications.
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 3” x 3” square turning and leg stock (plain-sawn only)
- 4” x 4” square turning and leg stock (plain-sawn only)
Our white oak boards are air-dried for superior color, and are available in random lengths (over 6') and widths.
What Is White Oak Lumber Good For?
White oak is a high-quality and versatile wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications. Its strength and durability make it a popular choice for furniture making, cabinetry, and flooring, and its attractive appearance makes it a popular choice for millwork.
- Furniture: White oak is a popular choice for furniture making due to its strength and durability. It is commonly used for pieces that need to withstand heavy use, such as tables and chairs.
- Cabinetry: White oak is commonly used for cabinetry due to its strength and durability.
- Flooring: White oak is a popular choice for flooring due to its durability and attractive grain patterns.
- Millwork: White oak is a popular choice for millwork such as molding, trim, and paneling due to its attractive appearance.
White Pine
Price / Board Foot
Board Thickness
| Standard Grade
| Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $3.25
| $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25
| $5.25 |
9/4 and over
| $5.25 | $6.25 |
Old-Growth
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
New-Growth
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- Dried lumber temporarily out of stock
Our white pine boards are air-dried for superior color and available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is White Pine Lumber Good For?
White pine is a versatile and affordable wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications. Its workability and affordability make it a popular choice for carpentry and cabinetry, and its attractive appearance makes it suitable for paneling and furniture making. Additionally, its light weight and affordability make it a popular choice for making boxes and crates.
- Furniture: White pine is sometimes used for furniture making due to its light weight and attractive grain patterns.
- Paneling: White pine is commonly used for paneling and other interior wall coverings due to its attractive appearance.
- Cabinetry: White pine is sometimes used for cabinetry and other interior woodworking projects due to its workability and affordability.
- Boxes and crates: White pine is commonly used for making boxes and crates due to its light weight and affordability.
Yellow Pine
Price / Board Foot
Board Thickness
| Standard Grade
| Select Grade |
|---|
Up to 4/4
| $3.25
| $4.25 |
5/4 to 8/4
| $4.25
| $5.25 |
9/4 and over
| $5.25 | $6.25 |
Old-Growth
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
5/4 and over
$5.00 / board foot
New-Growth
Pricing
Up to 4/4
$3.00 / board foot
What We Have in Stock
What We Have in Stock
- 1” (1-1/8” rough cut) boards
- 2-1/2” natural-edge slabs (old-growth only)
We stock both old-growth and new-growth pine. Our old-growth boards are yellow pine that is quite dense with some clear stock and others with knots. Our pine boards are air-dried for superior color and available in random widths and lengths (over 6').
What Is Yellow Pine Lumber Good For?
Yellow pine is a high-quality and versatile wood that is suitable for a range of practical applications. Its strength and durability make it a popular choice for construction and fencing, and its attractive appearance makes it suitable for flooring and furniture making.
- Construction: Yellow pine is a popular choice for construction due to its strength and durability. It is commonly used for framing, decking, and sheathing.
- Fencing: Yellow pine is commonly used for fencing due to its strength and resistance to decay.
- Flooring: Yellow pine is a popular choice for flooring due to its durability and attractive grain patterns.
- Furniture: Yellow pine is sometimes used for furniture making due to its strength and affordability.
