Wood Species In Stock
The Right Wood for Every Build
At Eastern Forest Product Inc, we carry a wide variety of hardwood species to suit virtually any woodworking application — from cabinet frames and furniture to custom trim, millwork, and historic moldings.
Whether you're looking for rich, warm tones, consistent grain, superior strength, or stain-grade finishability, we can help you select the ideal wood for your project. Every board is hand-selected for quality and performance.
Hardwood Species We Stock
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the wood species currently in stock, including key characteristics and ideal use cases.
Alder
Color: Pale reddish-brown
Grain: Straight, even texture
Best For: Furniture, cabinet frames, interior trim
Notes: Lightweight and easy to work with — often used as a substitute for cherry or birch.
Ash
Color: Light to medium brown
Grain: Prominent, open grain similar to oak
Best For: Doors, flooring, moldings
Notes: Strong and durable with a bold grain — good for visible architectural features.
Basswood
Color: Creamy white
Grain: Fine and uniform
Best For: Carvings, paint-grade trim, drawer parts
Notes: Exceptionally soft and lightweight — ideal for intricate detail work and easy machining.
Cherry
Color: Rich reddish-brown that deepens over time
Grain: Smooth, subtle grain with occasional figuring
Best For: High-end cabinetry, trim, furniture
Notes: Valued for its beauty and warmth; finishes to a rich, glowing luster.
Eastern White Pine
Color: Pale yellow to light brown
Grain: Straight and uniform
Best For: Rustic millwork, paneling, furniture backs
Notes: A softwood with traditional charm — great for historic reproductions.
Genuine Mahogany
Color: Deep reddish-brown
Grain: Straight to interlocked with natural luster
Best For: Furniture, high-end moldings, architectural woodwork
Notes: Stable and stunning — considered one of the finest hardwoods available.
Hard Maple
Color: Creamy white with slight reddish tint
Grain: Tight, fine grain
Best For: Cabinet doors, drawer fronts, flooring
Notes: Very hard and durable — ideal for wear-resistant applications.
Hickory
Color: Light brown with dark streaks
Grain: Variegated and bold
Best For: Rustic cabinetry, flooring, statement millwork
Notes: Among the hardest domestic woods — strong and distinct.
Paper White Birch
Color: Bright white to pale yellow
Grain: Straight and even
Best For: Paint-grade cabinetry, furniture panels
Notes: Excellent paintability and uniform appearance.
Poplar
Color: Light cream with green or brown streaks
Grain: Fine, straight grain
Best For: Paint-grade trim, moldings, face frames
Notes: Extremely versatile and cost-effective — machines beautifully.
Quarter & Rift Sawn White Oak
Color: Light to medium brown
Grain: Tight ray flecks and vertical grain
Best For: Historic moldings, flooring, furniture
Notes: Offers extra stability and unique visual appeal — ideal for period restorations.
Red Oak
Color: Warm reddish tone
Grain: Open, strong grain pattern
Best For: Moldings, stair parts, furniture
Notes: A staple in American interiors — durable and highly available.
Sapele Mahogan
Color: Reddish-brown with golden highlights
Grain: Interlocked, ribbon-like grain
Best For: Trim, furniture, doors
Notes: Exotic look with excellent workability and strength.
Soft Maple
Color: Pale cream to light gray
Grain: Similar to hard maple, but less dense
Best For: Paint-grade cabinets, trim, drawer boxes
Notes: Economical and easy to work — often used when staining is not needed.
Walnut
Color: Rich chocolate brown
Grain: Fine and straight with some figuring
Best For: Premium furniture, statement moldings, panels
Notes: Extremely stable, elegant, and always in demand.
White Oak
Color: Pale brown to grayish-tan
Grain: Closed grain, straight and uniform
Best For: Millwork, exterior trim, flooring
Notes: Very durable and rot-resistant — ideal for both interior and exterior use.
Yellow Birch
Color: Light yellow to reddish-brown
Grain: Fine and wavy
Best For: Cabinet interiors, furniture, flooring
Notes: Dense, attractive, and durable with good shock resistance.
Can’t Find What You’re Looking For?
We have long-standing supplier relationships across the U.S. and can special order most domestic or exotic hardwoods upon request.
Whether you need a specialty wood for architectural millwork or a hard-to-source match for a restoration project, we’ll help you get the right material.
Ready to Order or Request a Quote?
Let’s help you choose the right species for your next build. Call us to discuss availability, lead times, or to request a free estimate on any custom woodwork project.