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Lumber |
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Species |
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Afrormosia |
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Alder, Red |
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Aniegre |
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Ash,
White |
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Avodire |
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Bloodwood |
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Basswood, Appl |
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Beech, Nth |
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Birch, Yellow |
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Bubinga, African |
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Cedar, Aromatic Red |
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Cedar, Spn |
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Cherry, Appalachian |
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Cherry, Southern |
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Cottonwood, Southern |
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Sinker Cypress |
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Yellow Cypress |
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Edinam |
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Red Gum |
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Sap Gum |
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Hickory, Northern |
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Imbuia |
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Ipe
Decking |
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Jatoba |
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Limba,
Black |
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Limba,
White |
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Lyptus |
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Magnolia, Southern |
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Mahogany,
African |
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Mahogany,
Genuine |
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Makore |
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Hard Maple, Northern |
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Soft Maple,
Northern, Figured Grain |
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Soft Maple,
Northern, Paint Grain |
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Soft Maple,
Northern, Whad |
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Soft Maple,
Pacific Coast |
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Red Oak, Appalachian |
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Red Oak, Southern
(Hogan Red Oak) |
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Red Oak,
Southern |
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White Oak, Appalachian |
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White Oak,
Southern |
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Obeche, African |
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Padauk, African |
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Pecan, Southern |
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Ponderosa Pine, West Coast |
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Eastern White Pine |
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Radiata Pine |
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Sinker Pine, Dense Texture |
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Yellow Pine, Southern |
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Yellow Poplar |
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Purpleheart, South American |
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Sapele |
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Shedua |
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Teak |
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Walnut, Steamed American,
Black |
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Wenge, West African |
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Willow, Southern |
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Zebrawood, African |
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Yellow Cypress Timbers |
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Antique (Reclaimed) Lumber & Timber |
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Products Section |
(Page 14 of 15) |
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Juglans nigra |
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Most
woods darken with age. Walnut is the
exception. Walnut becomes lighter in color
with age. |
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Note: 4/4 Rift Sawn in Stock |
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lf the forest had a class
structure, Walnut would be among royalty. Black Walnut
is the most respected North American hardwood with a
reputation that dates back to the 16th century. |
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When fresh cut, the
sapwood of Walnut is nearly white. After sawing into
lumber the boards are "dead stacked", allowing intimate
contact.... one board on top of the other. Next, the
bundle of Walnut enters a chamber where it is subjected
to live steam for 24 plus hours. The live steam "browns"
(caramelizes) the sugars in the sapwood and blends the
sapwood to nearly the brown color of the heartwood. |
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Walnut is a very stable
wood, has great shock resistance (a favorite for gun
stocks) and machines and glues well. |
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INTERESTING FACT:
The use of Walnut foliage makes fleas flee....fleas in
our homes are a problem but according to a report in a
Walnut council Bulletin, when placed in your home will
ensure that fleas will leave to other places.
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"Juglone" is the name of
the mysterious chemical produced by Juglans nigra or the
American Black Walnut tree. "Juglone" may be responsible
for one of Walnut's lesser known attributes. Fleas hate
it, in fact, if fleas find there is "Juglone" around,
they go elsewhere. For those of us who are hunters,
spreading Walnut leaves and branches in our dogs kennel
will keep our pets free of fleas. |
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180-4040-00 4/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-4041-00-R 4/4 |
Selects and Better, Rift
Sawn |
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180-404W-00 4/4
x 8" |
and
Wider FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-410W-00 4/4
x 10" |
and Wider FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-4044-01 4/4
4'-5' |
Clear One Face
S2S 15/16" HorM |
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180-4145-00 4/4 |
#1 Common |
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180-4242-00 4/4 |
#2 Common |
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180-5040-00 5/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-6040-00 6/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-6015-00 6/4 x
10" |
and
Wider, FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-8040-00 8/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-9040-00 10/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-9440-00 12/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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180-9740-00 16/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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NOTE: Minimum widths
for FAS 1 Face and Better Walnut are 4-1/2" wide after
kiln drying. Minimum lengths for Fas 1 Fas and
Better Walnut are 6' long. |
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Milletia laurentii |
New Product |
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Wenge is a dark
brown with fine, close blackish veining. Wenge is used for fine
furniture, turnings and is registered as a premier flooring. Wenge
is imported form sawmills in Congo and Zaire by Hogan Hardwoods
International. |
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393-4041-00 4/4 |
Select and Better |
393-8041-00
8/4 |
Select and Better |
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Salix nigra |
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Willow is one of the
softest American hardwoods. Its saws and machines easily
but the wood is inclined to be a little fuzzy and
requires sanding. Willow is ideal for furniture parts
and drawer sides. Willow can be stained to a near Walnut
look-a-like. |
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190-4040-00 4/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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190-4145-00 4/4 |
#1 Common and Selects |
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190-5145-00 5/4 |
#1 Common and Selects |
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190-8040-00 8/4 |
FAS 1 Face and Better |
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190-8145-00 8/4 |
#1 Common and Selects |
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Microberlinia brazzavillens |
New Product |
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Zebrawood is
known as Zebrano and Zingana. As its name indicates,
the wood has exceptionally pronounced stripes of straw and dark
colors. Zebrawood is heavy, hard and has somewhat of a coarse
texture. Primarily used for decorative wood boxes, wall paneling
and fine furniture. Hogan Hardwoods International imports
Zebrawood directly from sawmills in Africa. |
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Quarter Sawn |
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399-4041-00 4/4 |
Select and Better |
398-4041-00 4/4 |
Select and Better |
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399-8041-00
8/4 |
Select and Better |
398-8041-00
8/4 |
Select and Better |
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All lumber listings are sold
random widths and lengths unless otherwise specified |
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All lumber
listing are Kiln Dried, Rough unless otherwise specified |
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