- Poplar has a tight, straight grain, providing a smooth painted finish. There is virtually no grain raise/telegraphing, as often seen with Pine.
- Poplar is more durable than man-made substrates such as MDF, resulting in less damage in the field and fewer callbacks.
- Trim carpenters prefer Poplar for its ease of workability in the field.
- Easy to cope
- Easy to miter
- Easy to handle & install
- Mills well with a variety of machine or hand tools
- Poplar is available in a wide selection of profiles. Other species can be milled to match.
- Poplar offal can be re-purposed into finger-joint, providing long length, paint grade products at a greater cost savings.
- When milled, Poplar produces crisp, clearly defined profile edges, providing more pronounced details and greater visual impact.
- Poplar is a versatile species. When finished by a qualified professional, Poplar can be stained to mimic other high-end species such as Cherry, Maple – even Walnut!
- Poplar is a versatile species. When finished by a qualified professional, Poplar can be stained to mimic other high-end species such as Cherry, Maple – even Walnut!
- Poplar has excellent screw, nail and staple fastening properties.
- Nail holes won’t pucker or volcano
- Accepts screws and nails more readily without splitting.
- Poplar is environmentally friendly.
- Renewable, Natural Resource
- Organic
- Sustainable
- USA Sourced & Manufactured
