Poplar
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.
2×4 Board
Nominal 2×4 boards in 3 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 1 7/16″ and 1 3/4″, 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.
5/4×4 Board
Nominal 5/4×4 boards in 4 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 1″ and 1 1/16″, 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.
5/4×6 Board
Nominal 5/4×6 boards in 5 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 1″ and 1 1/16″, 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.
5/4×8 Board
Nominal 5/4×8 boards in 3 species. Actual thickness varies by material, running 1″ and 1 1/16″, 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.
MC004 Shasta Casing
For a classy look that will complete a room, choose our Shasta wood casing! We recommend this casing for any room’s windows or doors because it is such a versatile design that it’s sure to match your room’s style. Choose to leave this trim unfinished for a natural look or stain it to fit your home’s interior. Either way, you’re sure to have a stunning finish to your doors and windows.
This Shasta wood casing comes in five sizes. You can choose from four different species of wood: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF), Poplar, Finger Joint Pine (Primed), or Vertical Grain Fir. The length is 17-feet of this beautiful product. If you just want a sample, order a 4″ piece instead!
Poplar is a lightweight hardwood known for its smooth grain, uniform texture, and excellent paintability. Frequently used in interior mouldings and trim, Poplar provides a clean, consistent surface that supports detailed profiles and crisp painted finishes. Its stability, ease of workability, and affordability make it a popular choice for both residential and commercial projects where a high-quality paint-grade appearance is desired.
Why Choose Poplar?
- Smooth, uniform grain ideal for painted finishes
- Lightweight and easy to machine and install
- Holds detailed moulding profiles cleanly
- Cost-effective hardwood option for interior trim
Best Used For
- Interior mouldings and trim
- Baseboards, casing, and crown moulding
- Painted architectural details
- Residential and commercial interiors












