The evolution of Maron lumber is closely related to wood in all of its forms.

Wood, a noble and versatile material, is suited to many uses, depending on its characteristics and the methods of transformation used. This is the richness that Maron lumber strives to uphold by offering an extensive selection of wood products to its clientele.

We specialize in the "value added" wood products industry, which includes finished and semi-finished products. Our product line includes wood intended for furniture production, stair rails, veneering, hardwood doors, and windows, all of which are very popular in Canada and the United States. We also carry wood products that are used to make household items (broomsticks, tool handles, etc.), sports equipment (baseball bats, pool tables, oars, etc.), and musical instrument components.

Because there are so many types of trees, the varieties of wood and the possibilities for multiple uses are abundant. For example, an artist may prefer to use Basswood, which is a soft wood that yields to the sculptor's chisel with ease, whereas a door and window manufacturer may choose a softer wood like Spanish Cedar. Cabinetmakers may prefer to use a moderately hard wood such as Red Maple (or Silver Maple), or a very hard wood like White Ash to create furniture.

Finally, in addition to its selection of species from Canadian forests, Maron lumber takes pride in offering exotic essences such as Santos Mahogany, Sapele, Sipo, Ipe, and Lyptus, which are renowned for their strong resistance, and are mainly used for the production of floors, furniture, and woodwork.

At the heart of the most delicate wooden toy or the most imposing ship, you can find one of Maron lumber's most magnificent resources …