McKenzie Bookcase with Doors Collection Unfinished

Solid Wood and Made in the USA by Whittier Wood Products

The McKenzie bookcases are made from eco friendly American Alder and Birch wood. The bookcases have a traditional soft arch design and a beveled top. These are 100% built in the USA and ready for your project.

These solid wood bookcases are perfect for an office, a study or living room and have the look of built in bookcases. Regardless of your space, we have a bookcase size and finish for you. 

Whittier Wood uses high level craftsmanship. These wooden bookcases come in six heights and many stain and paint combinations.  The finished products feature a conversion varnish, the most chemically resistant finish available.  When choosing the 2 tone option the inside shelves and inside of case are Natural Alder stain.

DIY customers can refer to our Finishing Instructions  

Shipping charges calculate in the cart based on zip code.  Our bookcases ship fully assembled.  Custom trim on multiple bookcases is a great option with this program.  In addition, our team may find you savings with shipping charges and it’s worth a call. We are open 7 days a week and hope to earn your business.  Combining multiple bookcases or products will also save on shipping.  Contact our customer care team about your options.  512-451-0213 or email

Sustainable, Abundant American Red Alder

Whittier Wood is very conscious about it’s use of wood and the environment. That’s why Whittier uses American red alder wood for it’s furniture. Alder regenerates naturally and grows quickly and prolifically.

Our Alder products are made from Alder certified to the international standard Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC™). For more information on the PEFC program, please visit www.pefc.org.

Alder is a beautiful hardwood that is similar to cherry wood. It grows in the Pacific Northwest along a 125 mile-wide strip along the West Coast that stretches from Alaska to Northern California. The largest concentration of Alder stands just north of Portland, Oregon.

Red alder is almost white when freshly cut,but quickly changes on exposure to air to light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge. Alder machines well and is excellent for turning and polishing.