Hardwoods
No matter what type of wood you’re searching for, we have you covered! Our collection of hardwoods feature options for any type of project ready to ship to your home or shop. Whether you’re looking for rough cut lumber, S4S lumber, wood turning blanks, or anything else, look no further than The Wood Vaults’ wood selection. Buy wood online and never leave your shop.
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Wood for Sale for Your Next Project
The Wood Vault offers a broad array of wood for sale, suitable for any woodworking project. Our products range from lumber to live edge craft and charcuterie boards and so much more.
Do you need tonewood or carving wood? We've got you covered. Dowels, ovals or rounds? We have those too. Our collection also includes cutting board packages, burls and one-of-a-kind pieces you can't find elsewhere.
When you purchase hardwoods from us, you get outstanding customer service and fast turnaround times. Plus, we hand-select every piece of hardwood, so you know you're getting the best selection. Shop today and find the hardwood lumber you're looking for.
Quality Hardwoods for All Needs
Whether you're a professional or a DIY beginner, the choice of material can make all the difference in your project.
Quality hardwoods aren't just about looks; they're an investment in longevity. Properly maintained, a piece made from hardwood can last generations, telling stories of moments shared and memories made. We have the hardwood for sale that will make your project dreams come true. From rough cut hardwood lumber to solid wood shelves, you can count on The Wood Vault.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hardwoods
What is the difference between heartwood and sapwood?
What is the difference between heartwood and sapwood?
Heartwood comes from the tree's core and is typically darker and denser, while sapwood is lighter in color and found near the bark.
What is the difference between rough cut and S4S lumber?
What is the difference between rough cut and S4S lumber?
Rough cut lumber comes straight from the sawmill with uneven surfaces, while S4S (surfaced four sides) lumber is planed smooth and ready to use.
How is lumber priced, by the board foot?
How is lumber priced, by the board foot?
Most hardwood lumber is priced by the board foot, a measurement based on length, width, and thickness. Board feet = length (in) × width (in) × thickness (in) / 144
Is your wood kiln dried?
Is your wood kiln dried?
Yes, all our lumber is kiln dried for better stability and to reduce the risk of warping or swelling.
Can I buy small quantities of wood for hobby projects?
Can I buy small quantities of wood for hobby projects?
Yes, we carry options like thins, dowels, turning blanks, and offcuts for smaller projects and hobbyists.
Do you ship wood internationally or just within Canada?
Do you ship wood internationally or just within Canada?
We ship to both Canada and internationally.
What's the difference between domestic and exotic hardwoods?
What's the difference between domestic and exotic hardwoods?
Domestic hardwoods like maple, walnut, cherry, and oak are grown and harvested in North America, making them more readily available and typically more affordable. Exotic hardwoods like padauk, zebrawood, and purpleheart are sourced from other regions and are prized for their unique colours, grain patterns, and figuring.
What hardwood is best for cutting boards?
What hardwood is best for cutting boards?
Hard maple is the most popular choice for cutting boards due to its tight grain, hardness, and food-safe properties. Walnut and cherry are also excellent options, offering beautiful colour while being slightly easier on knife edges.
Do you ship over 48”?
Do you ship over 48”?
Yes. We offer competitive shipping rates on longer lengths. Email us for a custom shipping quote.
What Does 4/4, 5/4, 8/4, Etc. Mean?
What Does 4/4, 5/4, 8/4, Etc. Mean?
These designations are fractions that indicate the thickness of the wood. 4/4 is 1 inch, 5/4 is 1-1/4 inch and 8/4 is 2 inches. We carry rough cut lumber in a variety of sizes, including 4/4, 5/4, 6/4 and 8/4.
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