Materials
Jobillo
Also known as Gonco Alves, Tigerwood (US) and Zebrawood (UK), Jobillo is a member of ...
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Mountain Ash
Also known as Rowan in some parts of the world, mountain ash are often planted ...
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Paper Birch
Lighter and softer than it cousin, the yellow birch, the wood of paper birch is ...
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Pau Ferro
Native to tropical South America, particularly Brazil and Bolivia, Pau Ferro is also known as ...
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Plum
Like the wood from many orchard trees, plum is exceptionally beautiful but not available commercially ...
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Purpleheart
Also known as Amaranth, the heart wood is brown when first cut but turns a ...
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Quina
Quina is also known as Argentine Sandalwood, and locally as Cascarilla. It is distributed from ...
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Red Maple
Similar in appearance to hard maple, red maple tends to have a grey cast and ...
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Shedua
Shedua is a tropical hardwood that is native to western Africa. It is a moderately ...
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Staghorn Sumac
Not often available commercially, stag horn sumac is plentiful in southern Ontario and is easily ...
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White Ash
White ash were once a major component of many hardwood forests and city neighbourhoods across ...
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Yellow Birch
Often bearing a strong resemblance to hard maple, the wood from yellow birch is hard ...
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Zebrano
Also known as Zebrawood, Zebrano comes from western Africa, most commonly Gabon and Cameroon. Zebrano ...
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