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White Ash Quality

80 Years of Quality and Sustainable White Ash Lumber Supply

For over 80 years, we have carefully harvested our hardwood from the slow growth Great Lakes region, providing unsurpassed quality and sustainability to you, our customer. As a preferred white ash lumber supplier, you can expect a light colored, open grained lumber, popularly used in flooring and furniture.

With the first United States identification of Emerald Ash Borer in southeastern Michigan in 2002, the invasive species has been responsible for the destruction of tens of millions of ash trees in 27 states, including Wisconsin and Michigan. Our team encourages you to order white ash lumber while you still can.

Available Thickness

(S&B, #1, #2a, a proprietary paneling grade)

  • 4/4 Thickness
  • 5/4 Thickness
  • 6/4 Thickness
  • 8/4 Thickness
Popular Uses

(Common usage listed below)

  • Furniture
  • Thermo treated decking
  • Tool handles
  • Flooring
Color Details

(Brief description of the color is given below)

  • The sapwood is a creamy white while the heartwood is brown
White Ash Lumber

Our White Ash Selection

Furniture makers, builders, and flooring buyers all benefit from the quality of our white ash lumber.

White Ash 4/4
White Ash 4/4
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OUR TEAM

Meet Our Experts

Call 800-352-1438 or email our team to request a personalized quote for high-quality hard maple lumber. Get expert guidance and competitive pricing tailored to your specific project needs.
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Request a Quote for White Ash Lumber Today

Our knowledgeable, friendly team is standing by, ready to answer any questions you have about our selection of high-quality, on-grade lumber. Call us now or reach out to us online to request your personalized hardwood lumber quote. Whether you’re a manufacturer or a hardwood distributor, we’re happy to help you find the best solution for your job needs or project scope. Try us for one load and experience the quality and reliability of our North American hardwood lumber.