Lumber Empire Wood Products and Furniture: Sources and Sale Values
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Look up Lumber Empire wood products by source, follow their processing stages, and compare sale examples with their conditions in mind.
Chop trees for logs, then use processing machines to make debarked wood, planks and bundles. A Workshop produces chairs and can be upgraded to make tables and beds. Pine and Maple logs come from Airport routes, while Rainbow Wood and Rainbow Beds are associated with Third Floor production. Sale values depend on the production stage and applicable bonuses.
Wood Products and Where They Come From
The wood production line starts with logs and produces processed wood for sale or further production. Airport routes supply Pine and Maple logs. Furniture comes from Workshop production, while Rainbow Wood and Rainbow Beds are associated with the Third Floor.
Rainbow Wood has a posted 5x sale multiplier on the Third Floor. Rainbow Beds are made in a late-game Third Floor setup that includes Workshop III.
From Logs to Processed Wood and Furniture
The Debarker removes bark from logs, the Sawmill cuts wood into planks, and the furnace bakes planks, making them darker and more valuable. The Bundler produces wood bundles that travel along the production conveyor. You can sell wood at an earlier stage or continue processing it.
A supplied Workshop starts by making chairs. Buy the Tables upgrade to switch to table production, then the Beds upgrade to make beds. These are facility upgrades: a table does not require a chair as an ingredient, and a bed does not require a table.
For machine functions and connections, see the wood processing guide. For Workshop construction, supply and truck delivery, see how to make furniture.
Sale Examples by Production Stage
| Product or stage | Sale or value example | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Raw log | $5 per log | Early-game sale of one log |
| Debarked wood | $15 per log | Early-game sale of one debarked log |
| Planks before and after baking | $40 → $90 | Early-game plank-processing example |
| Chair | $17,000 per chair | Later-game setup with progression bonuses |
| Rainbow Bed | Approximately $3.8 million per bed | Late-game setup with bonuses |
The early examples show the benefit of processing: the debarked log sold for $10 more than the raw log, and baking increased the plank example by $50. The later furniture figures include progression bonuses, so they are not unboosted base prices or a fixed multiplier over the early sales.
For investment choices based on your current production bottleneck, see money and upgrade priorities.
Pine, Maple and Rainbow Wood
At the Airport, choose Pine Valley for Pine logs or Maple Ridge for Maple logs. The route labels are PINE x2 and MAPLE x3.8. With a 30-log Crop Duster configuration, Pine costs $450 and takes 1 minute; Maple costs $1,200 and takes 2 minutes 30 seconds. Pine is the cheaper, faster shipment, while Maple has the higher route label.
Airport access unlocks after three rebirths. Send a ready plane on the selected route and go to its assigned hangar when it returns. See the Airport guide for planes, routes and upgrades.
Rainbow Wood belongs to the Third Floor production area, where its sign advertises 5x sale value. The floor unlocks after four rebirths and costs $25 million to purchase; its production facilities and conveyors must then be built. A Rainbow Bed production setup includes Workshop III and a truck connection. See the Third Floor building guide for the expansion.