Description
Maple Hard White Lumber
Hard Maple wood, which is also referred to as Sugar Maple, Rock Maple and White Maple Wood, comes from the Europe, Asia,Northeast and Midwest regions of the U.S. The sapwood ranges from an off-white cream color to nearly white, on occasion with a reddish or golden hue. The heartwood contains straight grain and has a tendency to be a darker reddish brown in color. Maple is manufactured primarily for furniture and furniture framing, cabinetry, musical instruments, hardwood flooring, bowling alleys, woodworking benches and tools, cutting boards and blocks, billiard cues, handles and other specialty items.
Maple Hard White Lumber
We also offer Maple in S4S Thin stock from 1/8″ to 3/4″ thick. The boards come in a variety of standard and custom widths and lengths. Check it out -> Maple Dimensional Lumber.
If your interest in more of the details on how lumber is graded you read all about it in NHLA Rules Book
| Products name | Maple Hard White Lumber |
| Wood Type | Maple Hard White Lumber |
| Glue | E0, E1 Standard Environmental Glue |
| Board Details | 1) Weight: 300KG/CBM |
| 2) Moisture: 8%-12% | |
| 3) Thickness Tolerance : <0.1mm | |
| 4) Width/Length Tolerance : <2.0mm | |
| Grade | 1) AA:exquisite and beautiful wood texture, smooth and nice surfaces of two side without scar and knot. |
| 2) AB:good and nice wood texture, smooth and nice surfaces of two side without scar and knot. | |
| Size | 1) Length: No Limitation and Customized Size |
| 2) Width: Customized Size | |
| 3) Thickness: 3mm-50mm as Request | |
| Usage | High-end Furniture, Surfboard, Interior Decoration, Craft Board, |
Maple Hard White Lumber Characteristics
Workability:
Kiln dried White Maple Wood is moderately easy to work with although due to its density high quality strong and sharp tools are highly recommended. Also high speed machines can burn the lumber.
Finishing:
Finishing Hard Maple with a clear coat is the way to go for easy of application and beauty. Staining can be difficult as it does not absorb the stain evenly and will require you to have some tricks up you sleeve to get it right. We recommend that you consult your local paint shop experts for suggestions and advice.
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