Wood Species
Towering icon of our historic forest, famed for its smooth grain, soft colors, strength, and ease of use.
Classic hardwood of the Great North Woods with white and red/brown colors, rich dark knots and
tight characteristics.
Loved by many for the stark contrast of its off-white and deep brown colors, a favorite for paneling.
Far superior to non-native Cedars, impressively stable to stand the tests of time and weather.
North America's most abundant hardwood, displaying a uniquely Northern Minnesota tight grain
and shade of Red.
Known as Bur (White) Oak, our northwoods take on this historic wood, excelling in dark color consistency
and hardness.
Famed for its sugary sap and bright yellow autumn foliage, with brilliant white and brown tones and
scattered mineral streaks, one
of our hardest woods.
Cherished for brilliant red fall colors, medium density compared to its sugary cousin, great for both clear finishes and painting.
The tightest character of any our woods, consistently tan in color with subtle knots, an impressively hard
and durable conifer.
Fighting to make a comeback to our forest, a rare native wood with a story and exciting character.