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Engineered Wood Products Natural Wood
Engineered Wood Products
Engineered wood products are made with wood fiber and high-strength adhesives in order to produce a material that is both strong and inexpensive. Some of our engineered wood products are laminated with natural wood to provide a product that's both beautiful and tough.
Cedar Uncoated Wood Laminate. This material has a layer of aromatic cedar on either side of a high-density fiberboard core. The cedar is sanded smooth, but is otherwise in its natural state (no clear coat or lacquer).
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Birch Uncoated Wood Laminate. This material has a layer of birch on either side of a high-density fiberboard core. The birch is sanded smooth, but is otherwise in its natural state (no clear coat or lacquer).
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Maple Wood Laminate with Clear Coat. This material has a layer of maple on either side of a high-density fiberboard core. The maple is sanded smooth, and has a clear coat to provide a shinier appearance and to protect the wood.
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Walnut Wood Laminate with Clear Coat. This material has a layer of dark walnut on either side of a high-density fiberboard core. The walnut is sanded smooth, and has a clear coat to provide a shinier appearance and to protect the wood.
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Black Wood Laminate. This material has a layer of hard semi-gloss synthetic black material either side of a high-density fiberboard core.
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Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF). An economical, strong, engineered wood product.
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Hardboard. An economical, strong, engineered wood product. Darker, slightly harder, and denser than MDF, it is often perforated and sold as "pegboard".
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Natural Wood
This is wood that has been cut from a tree and sanded smooth on both sides before laser machining. Some of our stock may be made from wood that has been glued edge-to-edge to make a wider piece of stock material.
Cherry. A beautiful decorative wood, this hardwood has a slightly wider grain than red oak.
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Poplar. This is a fast-growing tree with light colored wood. The wood is fairly soft and quite pliable, making it good for projects where the wood must be formed into a curved shape.
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Red Oak. This strong wood is harder and denser than cherry, with a finer grain.
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