We are proud to offer a vast array of wood species to select from for your custom cabinet project. Standard wood species are enhanced by the Appalachian Traditions line. Lyptus, bamboo and palm varieties open doors to creativity while respecting environmental sustainability. All of the woods featured on this page have no added urea formaldehyde. Contact us for information and availability if you are interested in a wood species you do not see here.

Wood Species

White Ash

(Fraxinus americana)

Natural Birch

(Betula alleghaniensis)

Cherry

(Prunus serotina)

Mahogany

(Khaya ivorensis)

Maple

(Acer saccharum)

Pine

(Pinus spp.)

Red Oak

(Quercus, spp)

Teak

(Tectona grandis)

Walnut

(Juglans nigra)

White Oak

(Quercus, spp)

Adirondack Birch

(Betula lenta)

Bristol Birch

(Betula papyrifera)

Laurelton Birch

(Betula alleghaniensis)

Madison Cherry

(Prunus serotina)

Petersburg Cherry

(Prunus serotina)

Bedford Hickory

(Carya spp.)

Franklin Hickory

(Carya spp.)

Hamilton Maple

(Acer saccharum)

Middletown Maple

(Acer saccharum)

Cumberland Oak

(Quercus spp.)

Standard Wood Species

These are the most standard wood species used in the cabinet industry.

Appalachian Traditions™

Appalachian Traditions™ offers the popular lumber look, with plywood's great properties. Each panel is plank matched, eliminating the repetitive characteristics found in book matched offerings and opening up new advantages in custom cabinets. Because they are designed to be "consistently inconsistent", the panels will never exhibit distracting repeats or imbalanced shading. Each panel is unique and is available in 5 species: Maple, Birch, Oak, Hickory and Cherry.

Lyptus Woods

Lyptus is the trademarked name for the processing of a naturally occurring hybrid of two eucalyptus species. These Urograndis trees are grown on managed plantations in South America. This fast growing and renewable eucalyptus hybrid tree species is preferred by homeowners for its exotic appearance. Lyptus veneer is now available in FSC certified panel constructions.

Plyboo

Bamboo is a fascinating material due to its incredible strength, regenerative properties, and its natural aesthetic beauty. In structural engineering tests, bamboo has a higher tensile strength than many alloys of steel, and a higher compressive strength than many mixtures of concrete. It even has a higher strength to weigh ratio than graphite.

Long Plank Butcher Block

Long Plank Dark Clear

Long Plank Dark Rustic

Long Plank Light Clear

Long Plank Medium Clear

Long Plank Medium Rustic

Plain Sliced Grade A

Quarter Sawn Grade A

Short Plank Butcher Block

Short Plank Dark Clear

Short Plank Dark Rustic

Short Plank Light Clear

Short Plank Medium Clear

Short Plank Medium Rustic

Natural Flat Grain

Amber Flat Grain

Amber Edge Grain

Natural Edge Grain

Neapolitan Strand

Chocolate Edge Grain

Havana Strand

Sahara Strand

Amber Squared

Natural Squared

Havana Squared

Sahara Squared

Amber Tambour

Green Tambour

Black Tambour

Durapalm

Durapalm architectural plywood is made from coconut or sugar palms that are past their fruit-bearing years. As well as its exotic grains, Durapalm also accepts stains and finishes very well.

Coconut Flat Grain

Sugar Flat Grain

Sugar End Grain Squared

Coconut Edge Grain

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