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Maple First Grade

From late 1800’s to the early 1900’s maple was plentiful and was used in many homes in Wisconsin.   Today maple is again the most popular floor.  First grade maple is hand selected to minimize the natural character variations of the species.

  Maple First Grade

Maple Second Grade

 Second grade maple is selected to contain a beautiful blend of warm heartwood, creamy sapwood, and soft grain.  Due to its versatility, maple is a stunning addition to any home. 

Maple Second Grade

Maple Specifications

Source: Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota

Surface: Smooth

Widths 2-1/4”, 3-1/4”, 4”, 5”

Lengths 1’-8’

Grade: 1st, 2nd, Rustic

Hardness: 1450 (12% harder than red oak)

Stability: Below Average

Light Sensitivity:  Moderate

Longer and Wider boards available