• Ash is one of the toughest timbers and a natural shock absorber.
• The wood can take a hard blow without splintering and is therefore used where strength and flexibility are needed.
• Widely used for furniture because of its strength and the way it can be easily bent.

• A grass rather than a timber, but a very hard one.
• Very eco-friendly and totally renewable.
• Has many applications within furniture manufacturing together with flooring applications

• Ash is one of the toughest timbers and a natural shock absorber.
• The wood can take a hard blow without splintering and is therefore used where strength and flexibility are needed.
• Widely used for furniture because of its strength and the way it can be easily bent.

• An excellent furniture-making timber.
• It first appears a pale pink which matures over several months to a warm, soft, cherry red.
• The grain can have some wavy variation. Used in original American Shaker furniture.

• A solid timber which changes colour dramatically while young.
• Newly machined wood is a very light yellow, but changes to a chestnut brown on contact with
UV light and oiling.
• Used for garden furniture, boat building, exterior woodwork and other products.

• Our Maple worktops are delivered with a bespoke finish and are of Grade A standard. Our worktops are supplied in 150 grit, sanded and un-oiled meaning they are ready for matching and finishing once they are delivered to your home before installation.
• Maple has a fine, uniform texture. It is heavy, strong, stiff, hard, and resistant to shock.
• A large proportion is manufactured into flooring, furniture, cabinets, cutting boards and blocks.

• Oak is extremely strong and durable and has been used for centuries for making everything from furniture to boats and houses.
• It has some grain variation and is a mid-brown with some small flecks of red and white.

• European Beech with a light pink colour.
• It is very popular and used in a variety of furniture components.

• Rubberwood is one of the more durable lumbers used in the manufacturing of today's home furnishings.
• It has very little shrinkage making it one of the more stable construction materials availabe for furniture manufacturing.
• Rubberwood is the most ecologically friendly lumber used in today's furniture industry.

• Also a European Beech, this timber grows with a natural variation in grain and texture.
• Hand-selected to offer a wide range of colours and patterns for use in worksurfaces.

• Walnut is king among kings within the European hardwood family, with its ease of useage, colour, texture and sheer depth of beauty.
• Applications include furniture, ship building, flooring and doors.

• This luxurious African timber offers beauty to any application.
• It does darken with UV light and has wonderful grain distinction.
• Often used for flooring, furniture components, veneer, interior and exterior joinery, panelling, sculpture and turned goods.