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WHAT WE DO
We manufacture high quality hardwood components and finished hardwood goods for many industries including the door industry, the stair industry, furniture industry, butcher block industry and many others. -
INVENTORY BARGAINS
Take a look at our current specials and overstock items available at greatly reduced prices to move quickly. -
FACILITIES
We operate a 125,000 sq ft of manufacturing facility for our wood components and finished wood products and a separate facility of 10 acres with our air drying and kiln drying facility. We have the capability of drying up to 300,000 bd ft of material at any one time in our state of the art kiln drying facility. These 2 facilities allow us to control our products from the forest to final product giving a quality and level of craftsmanship in our products unmatched in the industry. -
PRODUCTS
We manufacture a wide array of standard and custom components. Each piece is careful inspected by our fine craftsmen to ensure you receive the exactly what you ordered. From moulder blanks to the finished box newel; we have the ability to make any hardwood component you might need. -
THE WALNUT CREEK PLANING STANDARD
At WCP we strive in our lives and business to treat the people we meet and do business with as we would hope to be treated. It is our standard to set and exceed our customers expectations each and every day. We hope to achieve this goal on every order and expect to hear from our customers if we do not meet the expectations we have agreed to.
Finger Joints
Wrought Iron
Box Newels
Hand Rail
Squares
Mouldings
Door Stiles
Dowels
Panels
Fittings
Sheet Goods
Counter Tops
Stair Treads
See our latest new product ECO-Brick compressed hardwood fireplace fuel at ECOBRICK.net. Eco-Brick is an environmentally friendly recycled hardwood fireplace fuel that burns longer than ordinary cordwood but uses ½ the storage space without the mess of typical firewood.
Walnut Creek Planing is verified sustainable by the Appalachian Hardwood Manufactures, Inc. Which simply means that the forests from which we harvest our trees are not being ruined, but are growing. It is a resource that will be here for generations to come.