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White Wenge (also known as Lati or Yaya) is an African wood with a Janka hardness of 1200. This wood has a light brown heartwood with a lighter yel...

Patagonian Rosewood, native to South America, is a dense and durable hardwood prized for its deep reddish-brown to purplish tones, often with dark ...

Weathered lumber has that worn and rustic look, without necessarily being reclaimed. The Pine boards here cannot be considered "reclaimed", as they...

Look at these monstrous solid Black Walnut beams. These beauties are reclaimed, and you can still see the circle saw marks. They are perfect for ma...

These reclaimed boards measure, approximately, 6”W x 2”T x 9’L each. They’re a mix of Red Oak, White Oak and Hickory, and, occasionally, one might ...

Spalted Ash is popular with woodworkers for decorative projects, especially furniture and boxes. As with other hardwoods, when selecting the timber...

Persimmon is a true ebony related to the prestigious Macassar and African black ebony. We have our persimmon sorted into two categories a "black he...

Yellowheart is an exotic wood with a pale to golden yellow color when freshly cut, and darkens only slightly over time. Perfect for turned objects,...

Honey locust lumber is a heavy, hard and durable hardwood that's native to North America. It's often used for furniture, cabinet making, and othe...

White Oak hardwood flooring is quite durable, with a Janka Hardness Scale score of 1290. When it comes to determining resistance to indentations an...

Birch is a domestic wood reported to be full of natural waxes that render it waterproof. The tough and durable bark is also reported to remain in t...

American sycamore is something of a sleeper as far as native hardwoods go. For years it was used as a secondary wood - for drawer sides, web frames...