Alder
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Exterior Radiata Primed PineExterior Radiata Primed Pine 37
Interior Radiata Primed PineInterior Radiata Primed Pine 23
MDFMDF 145
Douglas FirDouglas Fir 20- Finger Joint Pine(FJP)Finger Joint Pine(FJP) 141
Finger‑Joint Poplar (Primed)Finger‑Joint Poplar (Primed) 15
Knotty AlderKnotty Alder 11
MapleMaple 65
Northern Red OakNorthern Red Oak 75
Painted MDFPainted MDF 5
PoplarPoplar 113
Sage (FJ Pine – Primed)Sage (FJ Pine – Primed) 12
Solid PineSolid Pine 27- Un-Primed MDFUn-Primed MDF 1
Western Red Cedar (WRC)Western Red Cedar (WRC) 11
White OakWhite Oak 12
1×10 Board
Nominal 1×10 boards in 10 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, 3/4″, and 23/32″, with a consistent 9 1/4″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×12 Board
Nominal 1×12 boards in 10 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, 3/4″, and 23/32″, with a consistent 11 1/4″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×2 Board
Nominal 1×2 boards in 10 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″ and 13/16″, with a consistent 1 1/2″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×3 Board
Nominal 1×3 boards in 9 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, and 23/32″, with a consistent 2 1/2″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×4 Board
Nominal 1×4 boards in 11 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, 3/4″, 23/32″, and 5/8″, with a consistent 3 1/2″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×6 Board
Nominal 1×6 boards in 12 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, 3/4″, and 23/32″, with a consistent 5 1/2″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
1×8 Board
Nominal 1×8 boards in 11 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 11/16″, 13/16″, 3/4″, and 23/32″, with a consistent 7 1/4″ width. Choose a species above to see its exact milled size, or read the board size guide if you are unsure how nominal and actual sizes differ.
MC006 Single Bead Crown
A classic option for any home is our single bead crown moulding. Less complicated than the double bead, the single bead is one of our most popular crown moulding styles. Despite its simplicity, it can really bring an elegant and finished touch to any room in your home.
While this crown moulding only comes in three different sizes, it makes up for it in wood species. There are seven different options to choose from: Alder, Cherry, Maple, Northern Red Oak, Poplar, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), and Medium Density Fiberboard. The moulding is also available in both 8-foot and 16-foot length options.
MC009 Santa Fe Base
Are you looking for a baseboard trim that has a little more spice in its design? If so, our Santa Fe baseboard moulding may be precisely your style. This design is sleek toward the bottom but has a lot of detailing and curves at the top to add that hint of extra detail to any room you place it in.
While this base moulding only comes in four different sizes, it makes up for it in wood species. There are seven different options to choose from: Alder, Maple, Northern Red Oak, Poplar, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), and Medium Density Fiberboard. The moulding is also available in both 8-foot and 16-foot length options.
MC021 Flute Reed Casing
Are you looking for a unique casing for your windows or doors? Then consider our eye-catching and stylish Flute Reed casing! You’re sure to be the envy of your neighbors and guests when they see how chic your home is with this fluted casing. With beautiful details, your windows and doors will pop with this trim.
Flute Reed casing comes in four different sizes. You can choose from seven species of wood: Alder, Cherry, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF), Maple, Northern Red Oak, or Poplar. Available in an 8-foot, 16-foot, or 17-foot length, you choose exactly how much you need. If you just want to see how it will look in your home, order a 4″ sample piece instead!
MC037 Victorian Casing
Worthy of royalty, this Victorian Casing moulding makes an eye-catching frame for any window or door in your house! With a touch of elegance, you’ll transform any dull, boring room into one of spectacular beauty with this gorgeous trim moulding. Leave it unfinished for a natural look, or paint or stain it to add a decorative element to your home.
This Victorian moulding comes in two different sizes. You can choose from seven species of wood: Alder, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), Maple, Northern Red Oak, Poplar. Buy an 8-foot, 16-foot, or 17-foot length, allowing you to choose exactly how much you need. If you just want a trial piece, order a 4″ sample piece instead!
MC042 Sante Fe Base
Are you looking for a baseboard trim that has a little more spice in its design? If so, our Santa Fe baseboard moulding may be precisely your style. This design is sleek toward the bottom but has a lot of detailing and curves at the top to add that hint of extra detail to any room you place it in.
While this base moulding only comes in four different sizes, it makes up for it in wood species. There are six different options to choose from: Alder, Maple, Northern Red Oak, Poplar, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), and Medium Density Fiberboard. The moulding is also available in both 8-foot and 16-foot length options.
Alder is a hardwood species prized for its warm, light brown tone, fine and uniform grain, and excellent workability. Frequently used in interior mouldings, cabinetry, and architectural trim, Alder offers a smooth surface that accepts stains, paints, or clear finishes exceptionally well. Its consistent texture and moderate density make it easy to machine and install, offering a versatile solution for both traditional and contemporary interior design applications.
Why Choose Alder?
- Fine, even grain for a smooth and refined finish
- Accepts stain, paint, and clear coats evenly
- Easy to machine, cut, and install
- Provides the look of premium hardwood at a more accessible price point
Best Used For
- Interior mouldings and trim
- Baseboards, casing, and crown moulding
- Cabinetry and interior architectural details
- Stained or clear-finish applications