Poplar Lumber

Scientific Species - (Liriodendron tulipifera)

Description:

Poplar can have large sections that are of a darker color than the common creamy-white. Its well known for its durability - similar to that of oak - but with a substantial reduction in weight. It has flexibility and close grain, which gives it a balance of properties that have made it highly desirable for a number of applications for generations. 

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Origin:

It is considered a common high-quality hardwood by species, and is typically softer than pine. Poplar trees grow in moist sites that have natural sources of water seepage.

Our Product:

We offer kiln drying in 4/4 and 8/4 thicknesses in sorted and random widths with 6’ up to 16’ lengths to suit customer’s needs.

Common Uses of Poplar Lumber:

• Timber
• Pallets
• Plywood for furniture
• Furniture
• Boat building
• Toys
• Sporting equipment like snowboards
• Musical instruments