Wood Types

Red Oak
- Good for staining
- Harder and heavier than poplar
- Coarse texture with distinctive grain

Poplar
- Good for painting
- Softer, more light weight wood
- Typically most economical

White Oak
- Good for staining
- Harder and heavier than red oak
- Finer texture than red oak
- More resistant to decay

Maple
- Good for painting or staining
- Smooth, even texture with natural luster
- Harder and heavier than poplar
- Durable and strong

Sapele
- Good for exterior use
- Good for staining or painting
- Smooth and lustrous
- Similar to mahogany

Walnut
- Good for staining
- Darker wood with smooth surface
- Strong, heavy and hard