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Drum Workshop drums sound even better when customized with various species of hardwood veneers from Timber Products. Sustainably sourced cherry, oak, birch, and maple veneers have distinct grain patterns, offering different drum sounds that contribute to one-of-a-kind drum sets. Learn more about how Timber Products fits in with Drum Workshop’s manufacturing process.
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An integral part of the design of the Crystal Bridges Museum, sustainably sourced cherry plywood from Timber Products makes up the striking curved ceiling that resembles the underside of a mushroom. GreenT™ hardwood plywood is also used throughout the space for accents. See how it all came together in time for the museum’s opening gala.
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Timber Products is the proud supplier of hardwood lumber used for the University of Oregon’s basketball court. Northern hard maple was sustainably harvested in the fall to ensure the highest quality, then assembled and overlaid with an image of a forest to honor the university’s Pacific Northwest roots. See more from this renowned project.
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Olsson Electric wanted its new headquarters to be both professional and welcoming. Timber Products supplied the alder hardwood plywood and lightweight MDF for cabinets, staircases, and even ceiling panels. The result is an upscale design that radiates beauty. Read on to be inspired by this elegant design project.
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It’s hard to believe, but as of 2018, Timber Products has officially been offering high-quality wood products to our customers for 100 years—an entire century of service.
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Unless you’re a timber industry veteran, the lingo in the wood products industry can veer into “confusing” territory. What is the difference between the terms “bolt” and “bole?” What is a “debarker,” and what do you use it for? And what, exactly, is “plywood?”
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