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Browse our collection of premium wood samples. Each sample showcases the unique characteristics of the wood type.

White Oak Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Quercus alba

White Oak Sample

Hardwood | Eastern North America

HARDNESS

1,360 lbf

(Very Hard)

DENSITY

0.68 g/cm³

(Moderate)

COLOR
VARIATION

Low

Key Characteristics
  • Distinct light-to-medium brown heartwood
  • Resistant to decay and moisture
  • Common uses: Flooring, barrels, furniture
  • Growth: 80–100 ft tall, 3–4 ft trunk diameter
Black Walnut Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Juglans nigra

Black Walnut Sample

Hardwood | Eastern U.S.

HARDNESS

1,010 lbf

(Moderately Hard)

DENSITY

0.61 g/cm³

(Moderate)

COLOR
VARIATION

Medium

Key Characteristics
  • Rich, dark brown heartwood
  • Excellent workability and finish
  • Common uses: Furniture, cabinetry, gunstocks
  • Growth: 50–75 ft tall, 2–3 ft trunk diameter
Hevea Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Hevea brasiliensis

Hevea Sample

Sustainable Hardwood | Southeast Asia

HARDNESS

980 lbf

(Moderate)

DENSITY

0.59 g/cm³

(Moderate)

COLOR
VARIATION

Low

Key Characteristics
  • Light pale yellow to cream color
  • Uniform texture; plantation sourced
  • Common uses: Furniture, toys, kitchenware
  • Growth: Up to 100 ft tall
Maple Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Acer saccharum

Maple Sample

Hardwood | North America

HARDNESS

1,450 lbf

(Very Hard)

DENSITY

0.63 g/cm³

(Moderate)

COLOR
VARIATION

Low

Key Characteristics
  • Creamy white to light brown heartwood
  • Fine, uniform texture
  • Common uses: Flooring, furniture, cabinetry
  • Growth: 80–115 ft tall
Red Oak Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Quercus rubra

Red Oak Sample

Hardwood | North America

HARDNESS

1,290 lbf

(Very Hard)

DENSITY

0.68 g/cm³

(Moderate)

COLOR
VARIATION

Medium

Key Characteristics
  • Reddish-brown heartwood
  • Open, porous grain
  • Common uses: Flooring, furniture, veneers
  • Growth: 60–100 ft tall
Yellow Pine Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Pinus spp.

Yellow Pine Sample

Softwood | Northern Hemisphere

HARDNESS

690 lbf

(Soft)

DENSITY

0.50 g/cm³

(Light)

COLOR
VARIATION

High

Key Characteristics
  • Pale yellow to light brown
  • Visible knots and resin canals
  • Common uses: Construction, paneling, furniture
  • Growth: 30–70 ft tall
Braz. Walnut Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Handroanthus spp.

Braz. Walnut Sample

Hardwood | South America

HARDNESS

3,684 lbf

(Extremely Hard)

DENSITY

1.08 g/cm³

(Very High)

COLOR
VARIATION

High

Key Characteristics
  • Deep brown to olive heartwood
  • Exceptionally durable, rot-resistant
  • Common uses: Decking, outdoor structures
  • Growth: 75–150 ft tall
Braz. Pecan Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Carya illinoinensis

Braz. Pecan Sample

Hardwood | South America

HARDNESS

1,820 lbf

(Very Hard)

DENSITY

0.75 g/cm³

(High)

COLOR
VARIATION

Medium

Key Characteristics
  • Warm medium brown heartwood
  • High shock resistance
  • Common uses: Flooring, cabinetry
  • Growth: 75–100 ft tall
Hickory Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Carya spp.

Hickory Sample

Hardwood | Eastern North America

HARDNESS

1,820 lbf

(Very Hard)

DENSITY

0.72 g/cm³

(High)

COLOR
VARIATION

High

Key Characteristics
  • Light to medium brown heartwood with reddish hues
  • Extremely tough and shock-resistant
  • Common uses: Tool handles, flooring, furniture
  • Growth: 60–80 ft tall, 2–3 ft trunk diameter
Acacia Sample

SCIENTIFIC NAME • Acacia spp.

Acacia Sample

Hardwood | Tropical Regions

HARDNESS

1,750 lbf

(Hard)

DENSITY

0.65 g/cm³

(Medium-High)

COLOR
VARIATION

High

Key Characteristics
  • Golden to dark brown heartwood with striking grain patterns
  • Naturally resistant to moisture and insects
  • Common uses: Furniture, flooring, decorative veneers
  • Growth: 30–50 ft tall, 1–2 ft trunk diameter
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