Maple

Hard maple refers to wood from the sugar maple tree (Acer saccharum), prized for its strength, durability, and clean, light appearance. It’s widely used in furniture, cabinetry, flooring, and fine woodworking because of its hardness and consistent grain.

Hard maple—also called sugar maple, rock maple, or white maple—comes primarily from the northeastern and midwestern United States and southeastern Canada. The sapwood is typically off‑white to cream, sometimes with reddish or golden hues, while the heartwood tends to be darker reddish brown

Choose a Veneer Cut

Flat Cut Maple

Veneer Cuts Explained

Rotary Cut

Bold grain, wide sheets, strong yield.

  • Great for: coverage + cost efficiency
  • Look: broad, flowing pattern
  • Use when: you want dramatic figure and yield

Rift Cut

Straight, tight grain — premium modern architectural favorite.

  • Great for: doors, wall panels, clean interior lines
  • Look: consistent linear grain
  • Use when: you need repeatability across runs

Flat / Plain Sliced

Classic “cathedral” figure with strong visual movement.

  • Great for: panels, cabinetry, furniture
  • Look: arches and varied grain
  • Use when: you want natural character