Eastern Aromatic Cedar

Excellent resistance to decay and insect infestation due to its natural oils and aromatic compounds. It has some really cool

variations in color and grain patterns, adding character and beauty.

White Oak

High durability and resistance to decay and rot, can withstand harsh weather conditions, including water exposure. Plus, it’s

beautiful! Light to medium brown color with a hint of golden hues and prominent grain patterns.

Cherry Wood

Wow! Natural luster and depth with attractive grain patterns. Resistance to decay and insect infestation and can withstand

outdoorness with proper treatment and maintenance. Cherry Wood ages beautifully,

developing a rich, reddish-brown patina over time. Boo's favorite pick!

Western Cedar

Natural resistance to decay, rot, and insect damage. High durability, making it suitable for outdoor applications. Can withstand moisture and harsh weather conditions. Light to medium reddish-brown color. Attractive, straight grain patterns. Knots and streaks add character and visual interest. Exhibits a natural, rustic charm

Spanish Cedar

Spanish Cedar is another wood species known for its outdoor qualities and aesthetic

appeal. High resistance to decay, rot, and insect infestation. Excellent durability, even in humid and tropical environments. Can withstand exposure to moisture and weather

elements. Often used for outdoor furniture, decking, siding, and boatbuilding.

Light to medium reddish-brown color that darkens over time to a rich, reddish-brown hue.

Straight, fine grain with a smooth texture. Exhibits a distinct cedar scent, which acts as a natural insect repellent. Can display beautiful figure and grain patterns, including swirls, curls, and mottling. Spanish Cedar is valued not only for its outdoor qualities but also for its pleasant aroma, It is commonly used in both indoor and outdoor applications, including high-end woodworking projects, musical instruments, and cigar humidors.