Hard Maple popularity is often overshadowed by the popularity of its sap, from which maple syrup is made. This unique wood has long been used in America for a variety of purposes. Early Native Americans used Hard Maple to make the shafts of their spears, and colonial settlers found the ash of  Hard Maple to be especially useful in making soap.

It was also a special favorite of the colonial settlers for making furniture. Prior to the twentieth century, women’s shoe heels were made almost exclusively of Hard Maple. Other popular uses for Hard Maple include butcher blocks, handrails, doors, table tops, and cabinetry.

In addition to Wide Plank Flooring, Hard Maple is also commonly used today for making cutting boards because of the considerable density of the wood and the fact that it leaves no residual taste. Hard Maple also makes several types of gorgeous floors! We offer this beautiful specie as Natural, Curly, Birdseye, and Wormy. All of these are just beautiful.