Materials & Panel Types

Our Current Standard Material

Specialty sourced options available

White Oak
Knotty Pine
Honduras Mahogany
ACCOYA
Knotty or Clear Alder
Teak
Meranti
& more

Materials

Stain (or paint) Grade Materials (all kiln dried and clear):

Sapele: Quarter or Rift Sawn African Hardwood with gorgeous grain and color.
Douglas Fir: Clear vertical grain, traditional straight grain, long lasting wood.
Western Red Cedar: Light, weather-resistant, Clear vertical grain with fabulous red, light, and brown coloration.
Spanish Cedar: Mahogany coloration with weather resistant tannins. Plantation grown with occasional small knots.

Paint-Grade Materials:

Tricoya: High performance MDF made from Accoya with industry leading lifespan.

Other available woods (special order):

African Mahogany, Accoya, Genuine Mahogany, Ipe, White Oak, Teak, others.

Sapele

Sapele is known for its durability and beautiful grain. Native to Africa, the wood has a dark red brown color similar to Honduras mahogany. Sapele’s excellent response to stain, along with its color, texture and grain make it a favorite among customers.

Douglas Fir

Douglas Fir is native to North America and is known for its light rosy color and straight grain. When exposed to light, the color reddens over time. Designers appreciate its rich visual texture, beautiful grain pattern and superb response to fine craftsmanship and finishing.

Western Red Cedar

Western Red Cedar is a North American wood with a soft red-brown color and a tight, straight grain with few knots. It can be finished to a smooth, silky surface with little effort. Lightweight, it is valued for its distinct appearance, pleasant aroma, and natural resistance to decay.

Spanish Cedar

Spanish Cedar is a close relative of and resembles Honduras Mahogany. Its coloration is light red or pinkish orange with a straight but wavy grain. This wood has a moderately coarse texture. Its insect repelling resin adds to its durability