Hardwood plywood, softwood plywood, MDF, particleboard, melamine, and specialty panels — 4×8 standard plus oversize, in cabinet and structural grades. Send a cut list with the order and the panel saw runs it before the truck loads; sheets stack on the trailer sized for the build.
The panel saw is the reason this category exists at NWBS. Cabinet shops, finish carpenters, and remodel crews send dimensioned cut lists with the order; the saw runs the program before the truck loads. Sheets stack on the trailer already sized for the kitchen, the wall, the casework run — nothing to break down on site, nothing to dispose of, nothing to waste.
Most sheet orders pull from two or three families at once — hardwood plywood for the visible casework, MDF or particleboard for the interior boxes, melamine for the shelving. The rep helps spec the right combination, then runs the cut list across all of it as one job.
Most sheet decisions come down to one question: what does the face have to look like, and what does the substrate have to survive? Utility builds run softwood ply and standard MDF. Cabinet shops run hardwood ply with veneer or MDF cores. Architectural casework leans on Baltic birch, ApplePly, and figured veneers. Mixing tiers across a single order is the norm.
Sheathing, subfloor, shop fixtures, paint-grade casework, and anything where the panel doesn’t need a finish-grade face.
Cabinet shops and finish carpenters — the daily-driver sheet program. Hardwood plywood with the right core for the build, plus melamine and MR-MDF for boxes and shelving.
Top-of-spec residential and high-end commercial casework — figured veneers, multi-ply cores, bending ply, and matched-grain runs that come off an elevation.
Stock sheets in standard sizes pick up the same day or roll on the next delivery run. Adding a panel-saw cut list usually adds about a day — the saw runs the program and pieces are kitted before the truck loads. Specialty species, oversize panels, and matched-grain runs sit in the back band; spec early.
Spreadsheet, PDF, or marked-up plan with dimensioned pieces and quantities. We line-item the order back: sheet type, grade, count, and lead time per line, plus the panel-saw cuts labeled to your part numbers. The standard cabinet-shop workflow.
Email cut list · quote returned line-by-lineFor matching an existing finish or species. Bring a piece of the existing panel, a finished sample, or a photo with a measurement. The rep matches what we stock or specs the closest order-in option.
Walk in · Mon – Fri 7a – 4pFor architectural casework and custom built-ins. Bring the elevation; walk veneer samples and core options with the rep. Leave with a tier-appropriate spec, sheet sizes, and a cut-list workflow agreed for the build.
By appointment · ~45 minutes
Sheets stocked, sheets ordered, sheets cut to your dimensions — quoted as a single load with one lead time. Cut pieces labeled to your part numbers and kitted with the rest of the order before the truck leaves the yard.
