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Lumber, Panels, Components, & Decorative Surfaces Mid-West Lumber, Panels, Components, & Decorative Surfaces Mid-West Project: Microsor ft Excellence Centre, Vancouver BC Design by: Clive Wilkinson Architects Photography:: Ema Peters Product: Shinnoki Ivory Oak Designing with Wood Table of Contents Wood is one of the most versatile materials in the world. Wood is also our most environmentally responsible structural Lumber - Domestic Page 2 and decorative material. In its natural form it has thousands of uses, but few realize that it’s naturally available in colors Lumber - Value Added Page 3 such as red, purple, black, grey, pink, orange and in a vast range of tan and brown colors. Wood fiber is reconfigured Dragon Ply - Hardwood Plywood Page 4 into structural panels and decorative panels that provide a bewildering array of spectacular surfaces for commercial Baltic Birch - Hardwood Plywood Page 5 and residential projects. Every color and pattern imaginable provides a treat for the eyes then tactile pleasure is derived from surfaces that are deeply and luxuriously textured, silky smooth or have a mirror-like shine. Call us today Dragon Ply - Drawersides Page 5 and we’ll help you make the most for you, your customers and the environment by Designing with Wood. Echo Wood - Recon Wood Veneers Page 6-7 Murphy - Industrial Hardwood Plywood Panels Page 8 Cordially, Mt. Baker - Hardwood Plywood Page 8 Fior - Prefinished Wood Panel Collection Page 9 Columbia Forest Products - Industrial Page 10 Hardwood Plywood Jason Sencaj Birchland - Architectural Plywood Page 10 General Manager, Lake States Querkus - Textured Reclaimed Panels Page 11 Shinnoki - Prefinished Wood Panels Page 11 Reflekt - High-Gloss Acrylic Page 12 Ultramatte - Soft-Touch Matte Acrylic Page 12 Egger - TFL Page 13 Specialty Laminates - Custom TFL Page 14 Prism - TFL Page 15 MDF Page 16 Particle Board Page 17 Hardwood Lumber Value Added Services A comprehensive assortment of Domestic and Imported Species Domestic Species: Hardwood Custom Wood Components • 4/4 through 16/4. All lengths and grades • Width sorted Red Oak, Hard Maple, and Poplar • S2S, SL1E and ripping available • S4S, Sanding and Custom millwork packages including custom knife grinding available Don’t be held back by in-house production bottle necks. Hardwoods can increase your production capabilities without added investment on your part. Whether you need pre-ripped hardwoods or fabricated plywood components, Hardwoods can help. Hardwoods extensive network of manufacturers and the logistics support ensures that you get the large volumes of quality components delivered in a timely manner. Call your local Hardwoods Sales Representative to explore Alder Ash Birch Birch - White Cherry what services are best suited to improve your production. Services Available: Hit & Missed Planning Straight Line 1 Edge Hickory Maple Maple - Birdseye Maple - Hard Maple - Soft S2S, S3S, & S4S Sanding Services Pre Ripped Molder Blanks Specialized Wood Moldings Pre Cut Plywood Shelving Drawer Sides Drawer Boxes Cabinet Components Oak - Red Oak - White Oak - Red, Rift & QTR Oak - White, Rift & QTR Poplar UV Pre-finished Plywood Custom Color UV Plywood Edgebanding Glued Panels & Wide Lumber Lamination Services Molder Walnut Imported Species For your worldwide import sourcing needs, including the highest quality mills in Africa and South America. To ensure prompt supply to you of exotics and imports, Hardwoods import consolidation yard is located in Leland, North Carolina. African Mahogany Genuine Mahogany Sapele Teak Panel Saws CNC Router * Images supplied courtesy of Stiles Machinery CONTACT888-826-5528 US www.hardwoods-inc.com Page 2 Page 3 Hardwood Plywood Premium Hardwood Plywood Baltic Birch Plywood • Dragonply is Hardwoods premium import plywood made to meet or • Direct importer - more choices and better quality control exceed HPVA specifications • Production quality supervised by Hardwoods employees in Russia • Hardwoods Quality Control staff oversee production to ensure a top • 3.0mm through 25.0mm quality product • 5’ x 5’, 4’ x 8’, 10’ x 4’ and 8’ x 4’ cross grain and 10’ x 5’ • Global sourcing ensures a reliable supply and the best combination • Grades ranging from C/C through B/B of quality, consistency and price • NAUF, FSC®, EXTERIOR and CLEAR FINISHED Extensive product variations are available to suit your requirements: • Custom sizes and grades available Core types available: VC, PBC, MDF and Combination Core • Laminating blanks Prefinished: UV Coating Platforms: VC, VC w/MDF Cross Band, MDF capabilities NAUF and FSC® options available Dimensions: Thickness: 3mm through 25mm Panel sizes: 4’ x 6’ to 5’ x 10’ help optimized your yield Core Optionsp Birch Veneer Core Combi Core Tropical Hardwood Core Also available FSC® Also available FSC® Also available FSC® Poplar Veneer Core MDF Brochure Also available FSC® Available Colors* Dragon Ply Poplar Drawersides Drawersides Finish: Unf inished or pref inished Tint: UV f inish tinted to match pref inished birch drawer bottoms Thicknesses: 9, 12, 15, 18mm Meranti Cherry Poplar Lengths: 8’ or cut-to-length Custom: Can be made to customer specif ications Red Oak WhiteWhite BirchBirch White Maple *Other*Other speciesspecies availableavailable Brochure CONTACT US www.hardwoods-inc.com Page 4 Page 5 Reconstituted Wood Veneers • High quality, reconstituted, real wood veneer • Subject to volume and lead time, an infinite array of • 19 Stocking colors with Matching Edgebanding custom colors and patterns available • 0.6mm and 2.0mm matching edgebanding • NAUF, NAF, and FSC® options available • Veneer sheets or custom panel lay up 4 New Colors Malibu Monterey Napa Santa Monica Qtr. 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