Growing climates and soil conditions vary greatly in the USA. This results in different regions producing the same species that are dramatically different in color, texture, etc. Therefore, ITL located their facilities in the regions that produced the best color and fine textured hardwoods. Please click below for the species properties.
![[ Photo showing 12 wood species ]](../pics/12woods.jpg)
Red Oak |
Soft Maple |
Hickory |
White Oak |
Hard Maple |
White Ash
Birch |
Beech |
Yellow Poplar |
Black Cherry |
Black Walnut |
Basswood
| RELATIVE WORKING PROPERTIES | ||||
| SPECIES | ![]() Machining |
![]() Resistance to Splitting in Nailing |
![]() Resistance to Splitting in Screwing |
![]() Gluing |
| White Ash | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Good |
| Basswood | Very Good | Excellent | Good | Very Good |
| Beech | Excellent | Fair | Fair | Good |
| Birch | Excellent | Fair | Fair | Good |
| Black Cherry | Excellent | Fair | Fair | Very Good |
| Hickory | Excellent | Fair | Good | Good |
| Hard Maple | Excellent | Fair | Good | Good |
| Soft Maple | Very Good | Fair | Good | Good |
| Red Oak | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Good |
| White Oak | Excellent | Good | Excellent | Good |
| Yellow Poplar/Tulipwood | Very Good | Excellent | Good | Excellent |
| Black Walnut | Excellent | Fair | Good | Good |
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