The following are some examples of the most common hardwoods found in today’s homes. However, there are many more exotic and/or pre-finished woods available direct from our distributor upon request.

American Cherry: Usually redish brown in color to rich dark brown. Lots of character in wood. Will darken overtime and become richer in color. Cherry has a medium density rating and is found more commonly in todays homes. Should not be stained.

Ash: Creamy white in color with oak like grains. Is slightly softer than oak. Holds up well.

Brazillian Cherry: Deep red and brown in tone. Unlike American Cherry, Brazillian Cherry is a very hard wood and holds up well in high traffic areas. Should not be stained.

Fir: Red tones and straight grain. Commonly found in older homes or lodge type settings. Very soft wood ideal for a more rustic look.

Hickory: Creamy white and brown throughout with hard and soft grain. Like Oak, this is a hard wood like Oak and wears well. This is also ideal for a more rustic/lodge feel. Best in a natural finish, but can be stained.

Maple: Usually creamy white in color and is a very hard wood and is ideal for formal settings. May show more surface wear overtime with high traffic.

Red Oak: Pinkish tone in color. More commonly used in todays homes. It is very forgiving and wears well in high traffic areas. Can be stained a variety of shades or left natural.

White Oak: Golden tones in color. More commonly used in todays homes. It is ideal for high traffic areas. Can also be stained a variety of colors or left natural.