Lumber and Sheet Goods - Page 21 of 46

Laminated-veneer lumber lets you assemble big beams without a big crew.

Uneven drying probably caused the bow in your door, and fixing it will likely require a similar process.

Q: My house has continuous Brazilian cherry wood floors with no thresholds. They’re finished with three coats of polyurethane, but new scratches appear on a daily basis. Refinishing one floor would…

Now available in a variety of colors and textures, this durable array of products won't rot, splinter, or crack. What's not to like?

The final result looks like custom window (or door) trim, but it's painless and affordable to make by combining stock profiles.

A plywood core makes engineered flooring the most stable choice, provided the slab is flat and dry

Today's handsaws cut all kinds of material with renewed comfort, control, and durability.

Q: I am going to be milling my own wood for my post-and-beam house. In addition to Douglas fir, I have quite a bit of white fir that I would like…

This is my first such request for a wood bathroom floor, and I’d like to know how to seal and finish the flooring to prevent water damage.

Q: Are there advantages of ponderosa pine over Douglas fir in window-making? Where can I find conclusive information about this subject? John Friesen, via email, None A: Stephen L. Quarles, Ph.D.,…