Manufacturers of quality Southern Hardwood and Cypress Products from America's only renewable Natural Resources Since 1957. Thompson Hardwoods, Inc. is one of Georgia's largest hardwood sawmills and lumber manufacturers. Thompson Hardwoods, Inc. is a manufacture for southern hardwood including Ash, Cypress, Hickory, Poplar, Red Oak, White Oak, Soft Maple and Tupelo lumber.
Thompson Hardwoods, Inc. has been a manufacturer of Southern hardwood and cypress lumber and wood products since 1957. We are one of the top 10 largest lumber sawmills in the United States. Combined with a management team possessing over 3 decades of experience, we strive to continually exceed and surpass the needs and expectations of our customers.
Thompson Hardwoods, Inc. has been a manufacturer of Southern hardwood and cypress lumber and wood products since 1957. We are one of the top 10 largest lumber sawmills in the United States. Combined with a management team possessing over 3 decades of experience, we strive to continually exceed and surpass the needs and expectations of our customers.
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Thompson Hardwoods provides an amazing selection of quality hardwoods including ash lumber, cypress lumber, hickory / pecan lumber and poplar lumber to name a few. As a leading distributor, manufacturer and exporter of lumber; we're committed to providing the hightest quality hardwoods to our clients here in the United States and abroad.
Ash is a light colored to pale beige and the heartwood can vary from brown to light brown to a pale yellow. The wood is generally straight grained with a course uniform texture. Ash has excellent strength, toughness, stiffness and hardness for its relative light weight.
All of our product has not been susceptible to the attack of the Asian green beetle - named the emerald ash borer - which has been a fierce enemy of the ash lumber produced in the northern and central areas of the United States.We offer kiln dried ash in 4/4 and 8/4 thicknesses in 6' up to 16' lengths, as well as various width sorts to meet customer's needs.
All of our product has not been susceptible to the attack of the Asian green beetle - named the emerald ash borer - which has been a fierce enemy of the ash lumber produced in the northern and central areas of the United States.We offer kiln dried ash in 4/4 and 8/4 thicknesses in 6' up to 16' lengths, as well as various width sorts to meet customer's needs.
The color of hickory lumber can vary from brown to reddish brown. Hickory lumber is generally straight grained, but can be wavy or irregular with a somewhat coarse texture. The characteristic 'bird pecks' give Hickory a rustic appearance. Hickory lumber is very hard, stiff, dense and shock resistance and it also has steam bending properties.
Poplar can have large sections that are of a darker color than the common creamy-white. Its well known for its durability - similar to that of oak - but with a substantial reduction in weight. It has flexibility and close grain, which gives it a balance of properties that have made it highly desirable for a number of applications for generations.
The sapwood of red oak is white to light brown and the heartwood is a pinkish red to reddish brown. The wood grain is similar in general appearance to white oak. The wood is mostly straight grained, with a coarse texture that is used for interior millwork, doors, cabinetry, flooring and furniture. The Oaks are by far the largest species group growing in the Eastern hardwood forests of the United States.
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Trudy Douglas
Nov 05, 2016
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My husband works here and I can tell you from waiting to come pick him up from work and dropping him off, these boys work hard to provide quality to the costumers! But to be honest, I don't know why someone who hasn't been there in as long as Samson has would be complaining. I mean it of was my truck being unloaded by a 1200+ pound grapple being controlled from that high in the air I think I would want them to take there time so the grapple didn't hit my truck or trailer. Seems he would want his truck to not get hit over a worker rushing to do his job instead of having an operator being rushed
Samson Boyd
Jun 07, 2011
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