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Beadboard & Wainscoting

Beadboard and wainscoting are the workhorse millwork of American interiors, used in every era from Federal-period kitchens to modern farmhouses and mudrooms. The profiles include classic 1.5″ and 3.5″ beaded plank, V-groove and shiplap variants, plus the chair rails, cap mouldings, and base shoes needed to finish a full wainscot run from floor to ceiling. Mason’s Mill stocks 30 beadboard and wainscoting profiles across multiple plank widths and bead spacings, runnable in poplar, pine, oak, and other species. Use these to wrap a mudroom, finish a Victorian kitchen ceiling, build out a porch ceiling, or panel a powder room in any historical style.

Hard Maple S3S

Random width lumber surfaced 3 sides, two smooth faces and one straight edge for optimal lumber yield. Often referred to as “rock maple” and “sugar maple” our white hard S&B 1&2 maple is a uniform pale reddish-brown or light tan, the sapwood white is a reddish tinge. The classic “bird’s eye” form has brownish dots on a whitish background. Typical uses are furniture, musical instruments, Interior millwork, bowling alleys, dance floors, basketball courts, and even roller-skating rinks.

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Categories: Hardwood,S3S
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Tag: Maple
Grade: S&B 1&2
# Surfaced Sides: 3
Item#: 4040 - 13/16
Item#: 4042 - 3/4 - sanded 1 face

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