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Hardwoods
From millwork and furniture to cabinetry, flooring, and architectural detailing, the right hardwood makes the difference. Mason’s Mill & Lumber supplies domestic and imported hardwood lumber — precision-sawn, grade-selected, and ready for your next project.
Interior & Exterior Hardwoods
Hardwood is prized for its strength, durability, and natural beauty. Unlike softwoods, hardwoods originate from broadleaf trees and generally offer greater density, wear resistance, and distinctive grain patterns that enhance design value.
What hardwood brings to your project:
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Superior durability and longevity — ideal for interior and exterior applications with frequent use.
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Rich visual character — distinct grains and hues elevate millwork, cabinetry, and furniture.
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Design flexibility — accepts staining, finishing, and machining with precision.
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Long-term value — hardwood elements often boost resale and finish quality.
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Ash is regularly used for furniture, flooring, doors, architectural millwork and moulding, kitchen cabinets, paneling, tool handles, baseball bats, hockey sticks, skis, oars and turnings. The sapwood is light-colored to nearly white and the heartwood varies from greyish or light brown, to pale yellow streaked with brown. The wood is generally straight-grained with a coarse uniform texture.
The degree and availability of light-colored sapwood, and other properties, will vary according to the growing regions.
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Thermory® Benchmark Ash decking is exceptionally durable and dimensionally stable with deep, rich color. Thermory® Benchmark Ash Decking is your timeless, stunning, long-lasting, barefoot-friendly, installs-in-a-breeze, real wood dream deck. The Thermory® process modifies each board completely through heat and steam, all the way to the core, leading to unequalled durability and stability without sacrificing the natural qualities of real wood.
This Thermory® Benchmark Ash Decking is not grooved, but is Joint End Matched (JEM), which is a machined structural end match that connects boards so you don't need to finish decking on a joist.
• 7% moisture content
• Smooth milling
• Minimal splintering, twisting, warping, cracking
• 25+ Year Rot Resistance
Dimensional Thermory® Benchmark Ash S4S is surfaced, sanded smooth and straight on all 4 sides, and ready to be made into your own special project.
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Hardwood Species We Supply
Deck boards are the visible surface of outdoor living space, and the material you choose dictates longevity, maintenance, and character.
Domestic Hardwood Options
White Oak & Red Oak
Strong, versatile, and widely specified for flooring, cabinetry, and millwork.
Maple (Hard & Soft)
Excellent strength and smooth grain, ideal for furniture and custom casework.
Cherry
Rich aging patina, fine texture, and a favorite for high-end cabinetry.
Walnut
Dark, luxurious tones and deep grain patterns for premium interior applications.
Ash, Beech, Birch, Poplar & Alder
Works well in furniture, paneling, and component parts.
Exotic & Specialty Woods
Mahogany & Teak
High-end tropical hardwoods are prized for their durability and rich color.
Cumaru (“Brazilian Teak”)
Extremely dense and rot-resistant, ideal for decking and heavy-use projects.
Purpleheart
A dense hardwood known for its natural purple color and excellent durability
Padauk
Commonly used in furniture, paneling, and decorative applications.
Pecan
A hard, durable hardwood with dramatic grain variation
Why Builders & Architects Spec Mason’s Mill
Since 1989, Mason’s Mill & Lumber has been a trusted source of high-quality hardwood lumber for builders, fabricators, and artisans. We combine deep inventory, flexible milling capabilities, and material expertise to support projects of all sizes and complexities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hardwood lumber comes from broadleaf trees and is valued for its density, strength, and grain complexity — making it ideal for furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and detailed millwork.
Hardwoods generally have a more complex cellular structure with greater density and stronger wear resistance than softwoods, which are often lighter and more uniform.
Cherry, Walnut, Maple, and Oak are popular choices due to their workability, finish acceptance, and grain character.
Yes — we offer custom sawing, planing, and finishing to match your specifications.
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