Soft and easy to install, MDF offers similar benefits to Finger Joint Pine. It is manufactured in standard builder lengths, is free of knots, splits, checks or raised grains, and copes and miters easily.  Painting MDF is the best way to finish it.

Poplar is one of the softest hardwoods. We offer aligned and combined sections of Poplar to create longer lengths of this beautiful wood, also known as Finger Jointed Poplar. Accent its crisp grain lines with rich tones of stain or paint it for a more modern look.

Hemlock is a design chameleon; it can be used to create a variety of different looks simply by switching grain direction, types of stains and more. Its diversity of looks makes it a designer favorite. Embrace your style with a stain or play with alternating grains for a unique look.

A soft wood, Douglas Fir is offered in two different grains. The mixed grain truly celebrates the wood’s natural feel and depicts a Southwest style with a creamy, sun-washed tone. You can also paint it a warm white to create a Bungalow style. The popular vertical grain is a prestigious cut of the Fir, combining multiple linear lines stacked on top of each other. Showcase the beauty of its vertical grain with a dry-brushed, cool gray stain for an on-trend look.

Red Oak is versatile, yet traditional. It is the hardest wood in our offering and creates a strong, traditional look with a red undertone. Use Red Oak with a variety of stains to evoke a glow with red warmth.

Generally a harder, straight-grain wood, there are variations of maple depending on how it is sawn. Maple can add a natural luxury to any space. Depending Maple’s blonde color and mild graining create a contemporary look and works well with many different stains. Add a varnish for a woodsier feel or coat it with a medium stain to make it more contemporary.