Some Of The Wood We Use

White Oak

The heartwood of white oak has a light to medium brown color with an olive cast, while the sapwood is nearly white to light brown.White oak plywood can be either quarter-sawn or rift-sawn. Quarter-sawn white oak plywood has a more uniform grain pattern, while rift-sawn has a more linear grain. Quarter-sawn plywood is less common than rift-sawn for white oak. It is considered a premium hardwood plywood option.

Walnut

Maple

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Baltic Birch

The uniform birch create a distinctive, attractive grain pattern on the edges of Baltic Birch plywood, often with alternating light and dark bands. This edge grain can be left exposed. Baltic Birch is popular for use in cabinetry, furniture, shop jigs, drawer boxes, and other applications where a high-quality, stable wood is required.

Walnut is known for its rich, dark brown color, fine grain, and availability in premium grades, making it a popular choice for high-quality furniture and high-end cabinetry applications.

The sapwood of maple has a nearly white to off-white cream color, sometimes with a reddish or golden hue, while the heartwood is a darker reddish brown. Maple is considered a furniture-grade and cabinet-grade hardwood plywood that is highly durable and able to withstand heavy use over time.

Superior Alder

Superior Alder plywood has a reddish-brown color with a fine, uniform texture and a straight, yet subdued grain pattern. Superior Alder is well-suited for cabinetry, furniture, and other woodworking projects where an attractive, fine-grained hardwood is desired.

Medex

Medex is a sustainable, moisture-resistant MDF panel that utilizes a formaldehyde-free adhesive system and 100% pre-consumer recycled wood fiber. Medex is engineered for interior high moisture areas in non-structural applications, and is used as a replacement for sanded plywood and solid wood.

We can always use a verity of wood species to build your custom cabinet design. With multiple wood vendors, we can source your favorite for your project.

  • African Mahogany

    African Mahogany

  • Aromatic Cidar

    Aromatic Cedar

  • Ash

    Ash

  • Aspen

    Aspen

  • Basswood

    Basswood

  • Black Limba

    Black Limba

  • Bloodwood

    Bloodwood

  • Brazilian Cherry

    Brazilian Cherry

  • Brazilian Ebony

    Brazilian Ebony

  • Bubinga

    Bubinga

  • Canarywood

    Canarywood

  • Cherry

    Cherry

  • Cocobolo

    Cocobolo

  • Cottonwood

    Cottonwood

  • Cumaru

    Cumaru

  • Cypress

    Cypress

  • Ebony

    Ebony

  • English Brown Oak

    English Brown Oak

  • English Sycamore

    English Sycamore

  • Goncalo Alves / Tigerwood

    Goncalo Alves / Tigerwood

  • Hackberry

    Hackberry

  • Hickory

    Hickory

  • Iroko

    Iroko

  • Kingwood

    Kingwood

  • Leopardwood

    Leopardwood

  • Mahogany

    Mahogany

  • Obeche

    Obeche

  • Okoume

    Okoume

  • Padauk

    Padauk

  • Peruvian Walnut

    Peruvian Walnut

  • Poplar

    Poplar

  • Purpleheart

    Purpleheart

  • Red Elm

    Red Elm

  • Red Oak

    Red Oak

  • Rosewood

    Rosewood

  • Sap Gum

    Sap Gum

  • Sycamore

    Sycamore

  • Tiama

    Tiama

  • Utile

    Utile

  • White Pine

    White Pine

  • Willow

    Willow

  • Zebrawood

    Zebrawood