wood products
Made from trees
Wood products are materials derived from trees—lumber, plywood, paper, cardboard, and manufactured items like furniture or flooring.
The term appears most often in industrial, commercial, and environmental contexts: The region's economy depends on wood products, sustainable wood products certification.
It encompasses everything from raw timber to finished goods.
- plywoodEngineered layered wood panels
- chipboardCompressed wood-scrap sheets
- timberWood for construction
- lumberSawn wood for building
- cabinetsEnclosed storage furniture
butcher block · cutting board · particleboard · veneer · furniture · utility poles · pallets · shipping crates · railroad ties · firewood · briquettes · wooden toys · craft sticks · carvings · logs · charcoal · billets · musical instruments
- goodsconsumer goods, groceries, clothing, electronics, food
- exportscrude oil, petroleum, natural gas, oil, gas
- lumber industrysawmill, logs, timber harvesting, logging, lumber yards
- wood industrysawmill, lumber mill, veneer, plywood, flooring
- New Zealand Exportslamb chops, kiwifruit, wool yarn, merino wool, manuka honey
- regional industriesforestry, lumber, dairy farming, Napa wine, fishing
wood productssynthetic materials
Human-manufactured, non-natural substances
petrochemicals · plastics · fiberglass · ceramics · rubber products