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Kiln-Dried Lumber Capabilities

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White Oak

Light brown heartwood, prominent wood rays and strong grain pattern.

Red Oak

Similar to White Oak but with a pinkish cast heartwood and somewhat stronger grain pattern. 

Hard Maple

Shares many of the same qualities as birch. It is hard, strong, and has a good resistance to shock. Hard maple has white sapwood and brownish heartwood.

Soft Maple

Identical in appearance to hard maple but softer and easier to work. White sapwood and mild brown heartwood.

Ash

Combining medium weight with superior toughness and strength, the wood has pale brown heartwood and nearly white sapwood. The grain pattern is strong.

Poplar

A lightweight fine-grained wood with whitish sapwood and yellowish-green heartwood.

Cherry

Machines easily and takes a beautifully transparent finish. The heartwood has a reddish brown color and the sapwood has an off-white color. May contain gum pockets and streaks.

Hickory

America’s heaviest, hardest and toughest commercially important hardwood. The heartwood is tan to brown in color. Sapwood is white.

Mahogany

Turns well, carves well, and is an excellent pattern wood. This reddish brown wood finishes beautifully and makes an excellent exterior wood.

Walnut

Machines and finishes well and is dimensionally stable. The heartwood is brown in color while the sapwood is white. Steaming the lumber will darken the color of the sapwood almost identical to the color of the heartwood.

Kiln-Dried Lumber

The Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company offers the finest Northern Appalachian lumber available on the market today. This is based on several factors. One is our ability to procure lumber from the finest timber areas of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and New York. The other is our employment of state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Last, we employ only highly trained lumber inspectors, lumber handlers, and machine operators. These factors ensure that when you order from Appalachian, you will receive the finest texture, color, and grade from our Kiln Dried Lumber. The following list provide some of the species we carry.