HARDWOOD LUMBER

The hardwoods of the Western region have made their way into the mainstream in a serious way. Once an afterthought, Western species are now in high demand.  Western manufacturing facilities produce the finest Alder and Pacific Coast Maple in the country.

 significant role in the Glacial growing region with facilities in Michigan, Wisconsin and Indiana. Our Supplier throughout Michigan and Wisconsin take full advantage of the beautiful product that is produced in the region. The region’s frigid winter climate produces hardwoods with very tight growth rings, creating lumber with outstanding color and fine texture. They take these exceptional qualities to an even higher level by offering special color sorts in several species.

The Appalachian regions supply a wide range of species, all with one thing in common: superior quality. Our Supplier is located in the Appalachian growing region in Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and West Virginia.  the region takes full advantage of the beautiful hardwoods in the region. These Appalachian region has warm summers to assist growth but the cooler spring and fall seasons and cold winters allow this growth to be gradual. Slow maturity means tight growth rings, strong fibers and consistent grains that lead to strength, durability, and beauty.