Firebird Industries offers the most flexible line of hardwood flooring in America. Our flexibility is not limited to species, widths, lengths or thicknesses. To see how far we can stretch for you, call us today.

The following lists a few of the materials we manufacture and distribute. For a full description of the woods and their optimum applications, consult your distributor, dealer, or Firebird Industries.


Specialty Hardwoods		 Go West: Visitors to this airport reception area near Portland Oregon orient themselves with a stunning inlaid compass created by Brandsen Hardwood using Firebird's Brazilian Cherry, Maple, Bubinga and Wenge.

Imported

 SOUTH AMERICA: Brazilian Cherry, Brazilian Walnut, Genuine
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AUSTRALIA: Jarrah, Tasmanian Oak, Spotted Gum, Sydney
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CENTRAL AMERICA: Genuine Mahogany, Plantation Teak.

AFRICA: Wenge, Padauk, Sapele, Utyle, Makore.
Some South American Imports

Imports
American Ouartersawn Series™
 Firebird Industries' American Quartersawn Series™ represents a significant improvement in the quality of American hardwood flooring. Firebird quarter cuts these familiar woods, using a time-honored technique to extract the most best wood from the lumber. Here is what results:
INCREASED DURABILITY: These materials are more resistant to high heel traffic because the floor surface is along the edge of the grain.
INCREASED STABILITY: The potential for expansion and/or contraction is greatly reduced by quartersawing.
INCREASED BEAUTY: The quartersawn cut brings out each wood's natural beauty and figuring. This prized feature is why the quartersawn cut is so highly valued by furniture and cabinet makers.
American Ouartersawn Series(tm)

 American



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