
Imported hardwood products
Explore our full premium range: US, European and Asian hardwoods, kiln-dried and NHLA graded, in stock in Binh Duong.
US Hardwood
USWhite Oak
Sồi Trắng · Quercus alba
North American white oak: light color, fine straight grain, outstanding durability, resistant to insects and moisture.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
USRed Oak
Sồi Đỏ · Quercus rubra
Red Oak, North America's most popular hardwood: warm pinkish tone, lively grain and excellent machinability.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
USYellow Poplar
Dương Vàng · Liriodendron tulipifera
Yellow Poplar (Tulipwood): lightweight, economical, stable and easy to machine with abundant supply.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
US/EUAsh
Tần Bì · Fraxinus americana
US and European Ash: creamy light tone, soft grain and high elasticity, perfect for modern and Scandinavian design.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
USHickory
Hồ Đào · Carya spp.
Hickory, among North America's hardest hardwoods: multi-tone, bold grain, tough and strong.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
Asian Hardwood
VNAcacia
Tràm · Acacia auriculiformis
Vietnamese acacia: durable with distinctive grain, naturally insect resistant and reasonably priced.
A · B · C
VNPadouk
Hương · Pterocarpus spp.
Padouk: naturally fragrant, fine texture, high mechanical strength, striking red to reddish-brown color.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
VNRosewood
Cẩm · Dalbergia spp.
Rosewood: dense, heavy, tight structure with intricate cloud-like grain, from golden-brown to dark brown.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
VNDoussie
Gõ · Afzelia spp.
Doussie: hard and highly stable in hot, humid climates, resisting warping and cracking.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
VNTali
Lim · Erythrophleum spp.
Tali: exceptionally hard, excellent compressive strength and long lifespan; darkens to an antique brown-black over time.
FAS · 1C · 2C · 3C
Frequently asked questions about imported hardwood
What wood does Spring Wood supply?+
Spring Wood imports and distributes hardwood lumber: white oak, red oak, ash, yellow poplar and hickory from the US and Europe, plus acacia, padouk, rosewood, doussie and tali. Our strengths are oak, ash and acacia.
What do NHLA grades FAS, 1C, 2C and 3C mean?+
NHLA (National Hardwood Lumber Association) is the US hardwood grading standard. FAS is the top grade with long, clear boards; 1C, 2C and 3C are successive grades with more defects, suited to different production needs and budgets.
Is stock available and how long is delivery?+
Stock is held at our Thuan An, Binh Duong warehouse. Nationwide delivery usually takes 7–14 days depending on location and volume.
Do you provide traceability and export documents?+
Yes. Lumber is selected from reputable sawmills with traceability records and transparent documents, ready for manufacturers exporting to the US, Europe and Japan.
How do I get a quote?+
Fill in the website form, message our chatbot, chat on Zalo or call 0935 011 189 with species, dimensions, grade and quantity.
How do white oak and red oak differ?+
White oak is lighter with fine straight grain and high tannin, so it resists insects and moisture better; red oak has a warm pink tone, bold grain, a reasonable price and is very easy to machine and finish.
