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For cabinet and furniture manufacturers, choosing the right lumber is about more than appearance. Consistent quality, workability, durability, and the finished look all matter when turning rough lumber into products customers will value.
Hickory, 4/4 up to 8/4 thickness, and 7’ to 12’ lengths delivers strength and durability along with dramatic grain and natural color variation. It’s a solid choice for furniture and cabinetry where toughness and a distinctive appearance are important. Its density requires sharp tooling and attention during machining, but the finished product can stand up to years of use.
4/4 Red Oak in 7’ to 16’ lengths remains a proven workhorse for cabinet and furniture production. Its strong grain pattern, warm color, and dependable machining characteristics make it suitable for everything from cabinets and tables to chairs and custom millwork. It also responds well to stains and clear finishes.
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4/4 90/70 Walnut in 7’ to 12’ lengths gives shops a premium hardwood option for projects where appearance takes center stage. Typically surfaced from approximately 1-inch rough stock, Walnut offers rich color, attractive grain, and excellent workability—making it a popular choice for high-end furniture, cabinetry, doors, and accent components.
4/4 White Pine in 7’ to 16’ lengths brings easy workability and a lighter, more approachable look. Its relatively soft nature makes it efficient to machine, while its pale color and subtle grain work especially well for painted furniture, shelving, cabinetry, and rustic designs.
Whether you’re building a run of cabinets or crafting custom furniture, these species give wood shops options for matching lumber performance and appearance to the demands of each project. They also provide flexibility for different design styles, production requirements, and customer preferences
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