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Rustic
Hard Maple

Rustic Hard Maple has a
highly contrasting "calico" appearance with
white sapwood and pink,
reddish-brown heartwood.

It is primarily used for residential flooring,sport/recreation/
gym/ballroom flooring, furniture, butcher block, kitchen cabinetry,
and architectural millwork.

It is used as a specialty,
high-performance floor in
gyms and ballrooms due to its
rock-solid hardness. Maple floors
will withstand the test of time & heavy wear and can be uniform
in color or greatly contrasted.

Janka Hardness 1450

Rustic
Walnut

Black Walnut grown in the north central states produces lumber with light to chocolate brown heartwood and creamy white sapwood that is steamed in one of our own steam chambers to naturally darken and age the sapwood.

Black Walnut has deep, warm tones, and a swirling, elegant grain. It is used in both rustic and formal settings and is often contrasted
with a lighter colored wood.

Black Walnut is flat sawn and appears both straight-grained and often with a swirling "curly" figure.
It is primarily used for flooring, furniture, architectural millwork, gun-stock, and trophy bases.

Janka Hardness 1010

Cherry
Back Face 90/50

The heartwood of Cherry is a
deep pink to light brown color
and the minimal sapwood is
light cream colored.

Northern Cherry is flat sawn and appears with both fine straight and wavy grain patterns, tan streaks, and naturally occurring
gum spots and streaks.

It is primarily used for
fine furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and architectural millwork.
Cherry is invitingly warm and
is used as a premium wood throughout American homes.

Pictured is our 90/50 product.
with the back face of
50% or more heartwood.
with no saddleback sapwood.

Janka Hardness 950

Cherry
Best Face 90/50

The heartwood of Cherry is a
deep pink to light brown color
and the minimal sapwood is
light cream colored.

Northern Cherry is flat sawn and appears with both fine straight and wavy grain patterns, tan streaks, and naturally occurring
gum spots and streaks.

It is primarily used for
fine furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and architectural millwork.
Cherry is invitingly warm and
is used as a premium wood throughout American homes.

Pictured is our 90/50 product.
with the best face of
90% or more heartwood.

Janka Hardness 950

Red Birch

Birch offers many beautiful
color options and can
be selected for the
warm reddish brown heartwood,
the light colored sapwood,
or a natural combination of both.

Red Birch is warm and luxurious with a reddish brown appearance similar to Cherry,
however, it is harder
and more durable than Cherry.

Birch is primarily used for
furniture, millwork, doors,
flooring, cabinetry, wood toys,
and novelties.

Janka Hardness 1260

Red Oak
Blond Gold Wheat

Due to the long cold winters,
rich soil, and short growing seasons, our Red Oak from Northern Wisconsin is prized for
its consistent color and fine texture that is produced from old growth
and slow growing timber.

Features of Red Oak are: Light blond, wheat and pink heartwood colors; classic look, warm and traditional; northern Red Oak is
flat sawn and appears with straight and cathedral open grain patterns; rift and quarter sawn are also available upon request.

Red Oak is primarily used for flooring, furniture, architectural millwork, and cabinetry.

Janka Hardness 1290

Rustic Cabinet Hickory

Northern Hickory, also known as true Hickory, is preferred to pecan hickory (fruit/nut bearing) from
the South, due to a much higher percentage of the rich shades of brown and dramatic grain found
in the heartwood. The cold winters and short growing seasons
limit the white sapwood.

Hickory provides a "calico" color appearance with each board containing both reddish-brown
heartwood and white sapwood.

It boasts a resilient surface because of its hardness and durability. Northern Hickory is flat sawn and appears with fine grain that can be straight, wavy, or irregular.
Sapwood only and heartwood only products are also available
upon request.

Hickory, the heaviest and hardest
American hardwood, is primarily used for flooring, hammer and
axe handles, drum sticks,
furniture, and cabinetry.

Janka Hardness 1820

Rustic
Hickory

Northern Hickory, also known as true Hickory, is preferred to pecan hickory (fruit/nut bearing) from
the South, due to a much higher percentage of the rich shades of brown and dramatic grain found
in the heartwood. The cold winters and short growing seasons
limit the white sapwood.

Hickory provides a "calico" color appearance with each board containing reddish-brown
heartwood and white sapwood.

It boasts a resilient surface because of its hardness and durability. Northern Hickory is flat sawn and appears with fine grain that can be straight, wavy, or irregular.
Sapwood only and heartwood only products are also available
upon request.

Hickory, the heaviest and hardest
American hardwood, is primarily used for flooring, hammer and
axe handles, drum sticks,
furniture, and cabinetry.

Janka Hardness 1820

Rustic Red Oak

Due to the long cold winters,
rich soil, and short growing seasons, our Red Oak from Northern Wisconsin is prized for
its consistent color and fine texture that is produced from old growth
and slow growing timber.

Features of Red Oak are: Light blond, wheat and pink heartwood colors; classic look, warm and traditional; northern Red Oak is
flat sawn and appears with straight and cathedral open grain patterns; rift and quarter sawn are also available upon request.

Red Oak is primarily used for flooring, furniture, architectural millwork, and cabinetry.

Janka Hardness 1290

Brown 2-Face Hickory

Northern Hickory, also known as true Hickory, is preferred to pecan hickory (fruit/nut bearing) from
the South, due to a much higher percentage of the rich shades of brown and dramatic grain found
in the heartwood. The cold winters and short growing seasons
limit the white sapwood.

Hickory provides a "calico" color appearance with each board containing both reddish-brown
heartwood and white sapwood.

It boasts a resilient surface because of its hardness and durability. Northern Hickory is flat sawn and appears with fine grain that can be straight, wavy, or irregular.
Sapwood only and heartwood only products are also available
upon request.

Hickory, the heaviest and hardest
American hardwood, is primarily used for flooring, hammer and
axe handles, drum sticks,
furniture, and cabinetry.

Janka Hardness 1820

Natural
Rustic Birch

Birch offers many beautiful
color options and can
be selected for the
warm reddish brown heartwood,
the light colored sapwood,
or a natural combination of both.