Hardwoods

Terminalia ivorensis

Light-coloured African hardwood used as a cost-effective alternative to Oak for external joinery. Good durability, stable, works easily.

Milicia excelsa

Durable and stable African hardwood widely used as a teak alternative. Excellent weather resistance for external joinery, windows, and outdoor furniture.

Entandrophragma cylindricum

African hardwood with a distinctive interlocked grain producing a ribbon-stripe figure. Rich mahogany-like appearance. Excellent for doors, windows, and furniture.

Terminalia superba

Durable and stable African hardwood widely used as a teak alternative. Excellent weather resistance for external joinery, windows, and outdoor furniture.

Juglans nigra

Rich, chocolate-brown hardwood with a straight, even grain. Highly prized for its beauty and workability.

Quercus alba

Consistent colour, fine grain, and excellent machining properties. The preferred choice for high-end joinery, kitchen cabinets, and flooring.

Fraxinus americana

Pale, straight-grained hardwood with excellent bending and shock resistance. Popular for furniture, sports equipment, and tool handles.

Acer saccharum

Hard, fine-grained hardwood with a pale, creamy appearance. Excellent for flooring, worktops, furniture, and applications requiring a hard, durable surface.

Liriodendron tulipifera

Also known as Yellow Poplar. Light, stable, and easy to work. The preferred timber for painted joinery, mouldings, and general carpentry.

Fagus sylvatica

Hard, close-grained European hardwood with a distinctive ray fleck figure. Excellent for furniture, cabinet making, and tool handles. FSC® certified options available.

Quercus robur / petraea

Freshly sawn European Oak direct from the mill.

Quercus robur

Character grade European Oak with prominent knots, grain variation, and ray fleck. Ideal for rustic furniture, feature beams, and applications where natural character is valued.

Quercus robur / petraea

Prime grade European Oak. SE KD throughout. The standard specification for quality windows, doors, furniture, and structural applications.

Pinus radiata (acetylated)

The pinnacle of modified wood technology. Acetylation permanently alters the cell structure of radiata pine to produce a dimensionally stable, highly durable material with a 50-year above-ground guarantee.

Oak

Glued-up solid oak hardwood panels. Ready-to-use panels for worktops, shelving, furniture, and joinery applications.