| Ash-Brown | Ash White | Aspen | Basswood |
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Very light with dark brown heart
Used extensively in all applications
Low to medium price |
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Very light with dark brown heart
Used extensively in all applications
Low to medium price |
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Cream color with very fine texture
Usually straight grain
Occasional logs cut into veneer for decorative purposes, but difficult to find
Medium to expensive |
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White wood with straight grain
Very soft wood used primarily as core stock |
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| Beech American | Birch American | Butternut "White Walnut" | Cherry American |
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Brown to red in color with medium density
Used mostly as a solid, but some veneer is produced Medium price |
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Light color with red heart
Sometimes called Yellow Birch
Readily available in veneer and moderately priced
Comes in three colors: White, Red, and Natural (mixture of white and red) |
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Sometimes called white walnut
Light tan to reddish brown in color
Used mostly in wall panels it is available in veneers
Medium priced |
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Light pink to deep red in color
Easy to use and readily available in veneers
Priced from very low to very high depending on the usage |
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| Chestnut American | Coffee Tree Kentucky | Cypress | Elm Red |
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Light to medium brown in color
Course grain and usually flat cut
Because of a fungal disease very difficult to find
Sliced as wormy Chestnut and priced medium to high |
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Pink to reddish in color with course grain
Looks similar to Red Oak
Medium price and available in veneers but hard to find |
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Yellow in color with fine texture
Usually straight grain but can be found flat sliced
Very water resistant
Medium priced |
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Reddish in color with course texture
Used in many applications and available in veneers
Medium priced |
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| Elm Rock | Gum American Red | Hackberry | Hickory |
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Grey in color and similar to Red Elm
Medium texture and available in veneers in either flat cut or quarters
Medium priced |
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Pinkish brown to reddish in color
Very wavy grain and is usually quartered
Available in veneers and medium priced |
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Very light in color with very wavy grain Sometimes confused as Ash
Fine texture and easy to use
Available in veneers and low to medium priced |
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Brown to reddish brown
Many different subspecies with different looks
Medium to course grain and easy to use
Very available in veneers and low to medium priced |
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| Honey Locust | Madrona | Maple Birdseye | Maple Hard White |
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Limited quantities of lumber and veneer
Medium price |
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Reddish brown with a smooth even texture
Beautiful wood because of wavy grain that has a high luster
Also comes in Burls
Medium to high price |
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Very select Hard Maple logs that produce a blistered effect
Used mainly in architectural applications and high end furniture
Expensive |
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Sometimes called hard maple
White in color with fine grain lines
Dark brown heart
Very poplar wood in all applications
Low to high price |
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| Myrtle Burl | Oak Red | Oak Red Rift | Maple Hard White |
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Brown to yellow in color
Wavy grain with a course texture and very visible rays
Used as a veneer in high end furniture and cabinets
Also has a Burl that is very decorative and moderately priced |
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Pink to red in color
Course grain
Has many uses and probably the must used hardwood in the world
Low to Medium price |
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Cut purposely from Red oak
logs for straight grain
Medium to high price |
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Sometimes called hard maple
White color with fine grain lines
Dark brown heart, very poplar wood in all applications
Low to high price |
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| Pecan | Persimmon | Pine | Poplar Tulip |
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Straw color with course grain
Sometime veneer is confused with Hickory
Like Hickory sometimes the wood has pecks Low to medium priced |
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The color is dark brown and sometimes to a black
Texture is fine and even with a wavy grain
Medium priced |
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Pinkish brown with wide growth rings
Straight grain and very sound
Medium priced
Woodstock carries a wide variety of Pine
Contact us with your requirements, and we will quote price and availability |
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White to yellow
Straight grain and even texture
In veneer used for faces and backs
Readily available |
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| Redwood Burl | Sassafras | Walnut American | Walnut American Figured |
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Reddish brown with a pronounced burl
Blistered effect and flake
Very expensive |
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Very light brown in color
Straight grain with course texture
Very distinct smell
Low to medium price |
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Mouse Grey to to dark brown
Can be a reddish color when it comes from western states
Medium to course grain and is used in all fine furniture and musical instruments
From low to highly priced |
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Mouse Grey to to dark brown
Can be a reddish color when it comes from western states
Medium to course grain and is used in all fine furniture and musical instruments
Highly priced |
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Sometimes called Angel Step
Is produced by cutting across the stump of the butt log
Very beautiful and highly regarded in fine furniture
High priced |
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