Products

Douglas Fir

Douglas Fir from the forests of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia has been prized for generations for its beauty, strength and suitability for a wide variety of applications from construction to high-end joinery.  Pound for pound it is one of the strongest woods in the world, while its rich yellow-orange hues and exceptional work-ability make it popular for doors, window, floors as well as interior and exterior trim.

Hemlock

Western Hemlock grows along the Pacific Coast from Oregon into the Alaskan Panhandle.  It is a popular substitute for Douglas fir and Western Red Cedar in interior applications because of its affordability and flexibility.  It machines well and has a very neutral, light color that fits today’s lighter interior design schemes or can be stained to match woods as diverse as walnut and maple.

Western Red Cedar

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Alaskan Yellow Cedar

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