Cherry is known for its warmth and can add character to your various interior projects. It is straight-grained and machines well. It’s smooth texture makes for an excellent finish or stain. These boards are surfaced-two-sides with square edges. Our hardwood isn’t a finished thickness (hit or miss) and may still require you to flatten, plane, shape or sand your boards to fit your project.

Hard Maple is a light cream color with subtle red undertones. This hardwood’s density and smooth texture adds durability and a polished look to your various interior projects. It is straight-grained and machines well. It's fine texture makes for an excellent surface for polishing or staining. These boards are surfaced-two-sides with square edges. Our hardwood isn’t a finished thickness (hit or miss) and may still require you to flatten, plane, shape or sand your boards to fit your project.

White Oak is a light to medium brown. Its attractive straight grain can add a polished look to your various woodworking projects. It can be stained or polished to an excellent finish. These boards are surfaced-two-sides with square edges. Our hardwood isn’t a finished thickness (hit or miss) and may still require you to flatten, plane, shape or sand your boards to fit your project.

Walnut is the darkest of the hardwoods and is known for its rich brown color. This hardwood adds an elegant look to your various interior projects. It is straight-grained and machines well. It has a medium texture and can be stained or polished to an excellent finish. These boards are surfaced-two-sides with square edges. Our hardwood isn’t a finished thickness (hit or miss) and may still require you to flatten, plane, shape or sand your boards to fit your project.

Ash is a lighter colored wood that can add a tasteful look to your interior projects. It is known for its straight grain and course uniform texture that can be stained or polished to a nice finish. These boards are surfaced-two-sides with square edges. Our hardwood isn’t a finished thickness (hit or miss) and may still require you to flatten, plane, shape or sand your boards to fit your project.