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Also Available

• Aspen
• Basswood
• Beech
• Douglas Fir
• Hackberry
• Hemlock
• Sapgum
• Southern Yellow Pine
• Western Red Cedar
• Yellow Birch
• Yellow Poplar

North America is an important source area for NHG Timber for both hardwood and softwood products.

We are able to source hardwood from Canada to Alabama, covering the full range and diversity of species from this continent. Matching the best products with the best mills we can supply amongst others Canadian Maple, Pennsylvanian Cherry and Appalachian Oak. The Pacific Coast provides us with high grade clear softwoods as well as constructional grades.

NHG Timber fulfils an important service to the Buyer locating an appropriate source of supply and to the Supplier in finding the right customer to suit his production capabilities.

Available species

	White Oak White Oak is a very popular timber used extensively for flooring and joinery. Durability: Durable Density: 750 kg/m³ Workability: Nails, screws and glues well. Uses: Flooring, Furniture, Joinery
	White Ash White Ash is a good, well priced, general purpose timber used in shopfitting. Durability: Non Durable Density: 670 kg/m³ Workability: Good all round workability Uses: Tool handles, Trim, Interior joinery
	Red Oak Red Oak is an abundant yet underutilised general purpose timber capable of producing attractive joinery and flooring. Durability: Non Durable Density: 690 kg/m³ Workability: Nails, screws and glues well. Superior to White Oak Uses: Flooring, Furniture, Interior joinery
	Cherry Cherry is a highly attractive timber used for kitchen cabinets and furniture. Durability: Moderately Durable Density: 580 kg/m³ Workability: Sands well to give a beautiful lustrous finish Uses: Furniture, Cabinet making, High class joinery
	Walnut Increasing in popularity, Walnut is a fine quality timber giving a warm dark finish. Durability: Durable Density: 660 kg/m³ Workability: Care required to finish but stable Uses: Furniture, Cabinets
	Hard Maple The best timber of choice for flooring and kitchen cabinets, Hard Maple brings a light airy feel to any room. Durability: Non Durable Density: 740 kg/m³ Workability: Good finish but hard on tooling Uses: Flooring, Furniture, Sports goods
	Soft Maple Softer than Hard Maple, Soft Maple is particularly useful for furniture which has a stained finish. Durability: Non Durable Density: 550 kg/m³ (Density can vary by 20% or more) Workability: Excellent staining properties Uses: Furniture, Turnery, Interior joinery