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Aspen grows in the USA and Canada and is related to Cottonwood and Canadian Poplar. Aspen is whitish to creamy-grey in color with a straight, even, and fine grain pattern. Aspen is soft and...

Ash has almost white sapwood with a brown to yellow heartwood. This American species has a coarse, straight grain that is heavy and stiff. Ash may have a hard, medium, or soft texture...

Alder is the preferred Cherry substitute for residential cabinetry and millwork. The excellent machining and finishing characteristics coupled with the cost savings make Alder the easy...

European Beech grows in the U.K., Europe, and Western Asia. It contains very little white sapwood with the majority being a pale pinkish heartwood. European Beech is also hard, stiff, and...

The bending Meranti or Poplar panels are a strong underlayment substrate constructed of three flexible plies. These panels will bend parallel to the grain to a shape as small as 18″ in...

Birch plywood from China often tries to follow domestic face and back grade rules. The core is a Chinese Poplar that is less stable than domestic plywood, although the Chinese are getting...

Russian Birch is white, has a more open grain than domestic Birch, and is slightly less dense than domestic Birch. This multi-layer panel has excellent strength and stability and each layer...

 Edge Core was specifically developed for “exposed edge” applications such as drawer sides. The core is virtually void-free with no overlapping, producing an attractive exposed edge...