Softwood Lumber
Hemlock
Grain Style:
Course, uneven grain
Common Uses:
House and barn siding, interior projects and other application where a utility style lumber is used. When kept off the ground, it works well for durable building siding.
Spruce
Grain Style:
Smooth, even grain
Common Uses:
Framing, interior projects and other application where a utility style lumber is used.
Hardwood Lumber
Ash
Grain Style:
Course, similar to Oak
Common Uses:
Millwork (mouldings, baseboard, ect.), flooring, wood turning.
Soft Maple
Grain Style:
Soft, smooth, even textured
Common Uses:
Cabinetry backing, drawers, crating, specialty wood working projects
Rustic Hickory
Grain Style:
Course, uneven grain
Common Uses:
Flooring
Cherry
Grain Style:
Straight, evenly textured grain which is easy to work with
Common Uses:
Cabinetry, Flooring, Furniture, Interior Millwork, Turning
Hard Maple
Grain Style:
Smooth, even textured
Common Uses:
Flooring, Stair Treads, Counter Tops, Butcher Blocks, other applications where a hard, durable wood is needed
Hickory
Grain Style:
Course, uneven grain
Common Uses:
Flooring, Applications where high strength is needed