Wood Species
Atlas Dowel offers products in a very wide range of species. While we stock hardwood lumber, we can also manufacture products in some softwood. Below is a list of all our different species, a picture of the wood and a brief description.
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Birch
Bright clean white appearance, very versatile with even grain pattern.
Poplar
Light yellow with unique color streaks, lightweight affordable and soft.
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Red Oak
Warm, reddish tone with a distinctive, open grain pattern; moderately hard.
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White Oak
Water-resistant and durable, often chosen for outdoor applications.
Teak
Moisture and decay-resistant, favored for high-quality outdoor furniture and decks.
Hard Maple
Light, creamy color with a subtle grain pattern; known for its hardness and durability.
Soft Maple
Similar to hard maple but slightly softer; offers a light color with a less pronounced grain.
Ash
Light to medium brown with a straight, pronounced grain; very hard and flexible.
Mahogany
Rich reddish-brown; straight to interlocked grain; medium to hard.
Cherry
Smooth texture and natural reddening over time, favored for upscale projects.
Walnut
Rich, dark brown hue with a straight to wavy grain; hard, but works smoothly.
Ipe
Extremely hard; olive-brown to blackish, often with lighter or darker striping.
Pine
Pale yellow to light brown with a prominent knot pattern; soft and pliable.
Hickory
Light to medium brown, with a pronounced, often wavy grain; very hard and heavy.
Beech
Light pink to reddish-brown; fine, straight grain; very hard and strong.
Purple Heart
Dense and durable. Renounded for it's deep, rich purple hue that deepens with age and exposure.
