We also have exotics such as Bloodwood, Sapele, Rosewood, Peruvian Walnut, Zebra Wood, Purple Heart, Mahogany, Sepele, and Yellowheart,
Price Updates:
Most people are aware that we do our very best to hold down price for our premium wood, which is typically some of the best in the country. However, within recent months, the prices of the logs and lumber that we buy has jumped rapidly for certain species. Consequently, we have had to raise our prices on some of these items. We have done so reluctantly, but please be aware that it has happened when estimating costs for your project. Since we buy veneer grade logs and only the best quality lumber and will not compromise our quality standards, we sometimes run out of stock. These days are difficult for everybody.
Baseline prices are for 4/4 boards up to 6". At 6" and wider, the price increases 50 cents per bdft, and there is another price break at 10" and wider, where the price goes up another 50 cents per bdft. This accurately reflects National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) grading standards.
Our wood has been kiln dried and skip planed 2 sides. Some items or sizes may be temporarily sold out
Baseline prices are for 4/4 boards up to 6". At 6" and wider, the price increases 50 cents per bdft, and there is another price break at 10" and wider, where the price goes up another 50 cents per bdft. This accurately reflects National Hardwood Lumber Association (NHLA) grading standards.
Our wood has been kiln dried and skip planed 2 sides. Some items or sizes may be temporarily sold out
A Board Foot is a measure of the amount of wood in a board, and is the square feet of the board's surface multiplied by the thickness. So a 1 inch thick board that is 8 feet long, 1 foot wide is 8 square feet or 8 board feet. If the board is 2 inches thick, the amount of wood in the board doubles, so it is 16 bdft. If the board is 3 inches thick the amount of the wood in the board triples, so is 24 bdft.