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.
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:
Superior durability and longevity — ideal for interior and exterior applications with frequent use.
Rich visual character — distinct grains and hues elevate millwork, cabinetry, and furniture.
Design flexibility — accepts staining, finishing, and machining with precision.
Long-term value — hardwood elements often boost resale and finish quality.
Tambour panels are solid hardwood slat panels mounted on a flexible backing, which lets a single panel wrap curves, columns, and outside corners that rigid paneling cannot reach. White River mills its tambour in Fayetteville, Arkansas from North American hardwoods and ships it unfinished, ready for any paint or stain. It is the most specified architectural wall panel in the White River catalog - used on kitchen island waterfalls, curved reception desks, cabinetry faces, and full feature walls.
Companion product: Solid Wood Paneling (SWP) is tongue-and-groove hardwood paneling, 11/16 in. thick, and every SWP profile corresponds directly to a tambour style. Run SWP on the flat walls and tambour on the curves in the same room - same profile, same species, same finish, no visible transition.
PRODUCT FEATURES & DETAILS
19 profiles across four families - Bead, Bevel, Square, Cove-Cut
Bead styles: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110
Bevel styles: 201, 202, 203, 204, 206, 207
Square styles: 302, 304 | Cove-Cut styles: 402, 403
Panel sizes: 12 in. x 96 in. and 12 in. x 48 in.; select styles also 24 in. x 48 in.
Species: Red Oak, Hard Maple, Poplar, White Oak, Walnut
Flexible backing wraps curves, columns, and corners
Ships unfinished; accepts stain or paint
Custom panels to spec, up to 120 in. wide
Lead time 7-10 business days
SKU format is style number + panel size (e.g. TM100-1296, TM100-1248, TM100-2448)
Manufactured in the USA
NOTES
NOT suitable for wet or high-humidity environments including showers, bathrooms, or pools.
Allow 24-48 hours acclimation before finishing or installing.
Warranty may be voided by installation in high-moisture environments, or if cabinetry or furniture is mounted through the tambour panel into the wall.
Follow the adhesive manufacturer instructions.
Learn more: https://whiteriver.com/collections/solid-wood-tambour-panel-collection
Deck boards are the visible surface of outdoor living space, and the material you choose dictates longevity, maintenance, and character.
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.
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
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.
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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