|  Northern White Oak
(Select & Better shown)
With a beautifully consistent neutral color and grain, Northern White Oak is ideal for custom staining.
 Northern Ash
(#1 Common shown)
One of the hardest of the northern hardwood species, Northern Ash has an abundance of color variation and a pronounced, rich grain.
 Northern Red Oak
(Select & Better shown)
Northern Red Oak has the most consistent warm color and tightest grain of the species. This is one of the most popular species for home and office floors.
 Northern Hard Maple
(First Grade shown)
Aacer's Northern Hard Maple is distinguished from other maple by a denser grain and rich consistent color. Hard Maple provides a clean, contemporary look.
 Peshtigo River Cherry
(Eco-Select Grade shown)
An Aacer Exclusive! This is the cherry for high traffic areas. The rich patina of cherry and the durability of maple. A cost-effective alternative to American Cherry, Peshtigo River Cherry is available only from Aacer. The clear boards have natural mineral coloration resembling American Cherry, but more subdued.
 Red Birch
(Select shown)
Hand-picked for its deep rich color and closed grain, Red Birch provides a dramatic look.
 Yellow Birch
(Select & Better shown)
A closed-grained, even-textured cream or light brown hardwood with lustrous brown flecks and warm undertones, this species is similar to maple in grain but with more color.
 American Cherry
(Northern Choice shown)
A light, reddish-brown hardwood with a satiny fine grain that ages to a rich patina, American Cherry is one of the most sought-after of the northern hardwoods.
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