Sawmill Products
Northern white-cedar (Thuja occidentalis) is also known as eastern white-cedar, arborvitae, or swamp-cedar has heartwood is resistant to decay and subterranean termites extending it's usable life The name arborvitae or "tree of life" dates from the 16th century when the French explorer Cartier learned from the Indians how to use the tree's foliage to treat scurvy.
Drying of northern white-cedar is easy. It has little tendency to shrink or warp. The wood is easy to work with hand tools and has average machining qualities. It glues well, holds paint well, and stays in place with little dimensional change.
Whether it's timber beams, dimensional lumber, or tongue and groove, let us provide cedar for your next project.
Features and Benefits of Cedar:
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Natural Soft yellow/white hue in appearance.
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Does not need to be treated. Will turn a weathered, gray over time.
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Can be stained, sealed or left in its natural state
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Locally sourced and milled. 100% sustainable material.
Features: Full dimension lumber. 1"-2" thickness, 4" - 12" widths, square edge: “Rough Sawn” refers to a semi-smooth appearance and finish that still shows some saw marks, also referred to as mill run. The board’s appearance ranges from clear to knotty.
For 1×4’s 300 linear feet per 100 square feet of coverage.
For 1×6’s 200 linear feet per 100 square feet of coverage.
Perfect for: Fence panels, Ranch Rail Fences, Saunas, Window boxes, Flower and planter boxes, Birdhouses, Outdoor showers, Mailbox Posts, Porch Posts, Pergolas
“Finished” refers to a smooth appearance and finish. The board’s appearance ranges from clear to knotty. These board have been through a planer or sizer to get a more "dressed" look and consistency throughout boards
Perfect for: Deck and stair posts and rails, Saunas, Playgrounds, Benches and tables, Raised garden beds
Full dimension lumber. 4"-8" thickness: Rough Sawn semi-smooth appearance and finish that still shows some saw marks, also referred to as mill run. The board’s appearance ranges from clear to knotty.
Available in 8'-10' lengths
Perfect for: Mailbox Posts, Front Porch Posts, Fences
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1"x4"x8'-10' RS & F
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1"x6"x8'-12' RS & F
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1"x8"x8' RS & F
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1"x10"x8' RS & F
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2"x4"x8' RS & F
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2"x6"x8'-12' RS & F
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2"x8"x8' RS & F
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1.25"x6"x8' RS & F
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1.25"x8"x8' RS & F
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1.25"x6"x8'-10' eased edge decking
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4"x4"x8'-10' RS & F
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6""x6"x8'-12' RS
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8"x8"x8'-10' RS
A 'box crib' or 'cribbing' are blocks used to build temporary wooden structures used to support heavy objects for construction, item relocation, pipe skids, vehicle rehab and equipment stabilization. It is commonly used to secure debris within collapsed buildings or even temporarily support for the buildings themselves. Our typical cribbing is cut out of oak and ash with sizes up to 12"x12".
Often equipment trailer decks take a beating from the cleats and tracks of heavy equipment. When the deck is worn out but the trailer frame is not it is a worthwhile investment to get the deck replaced. We cut a range of trailer plank sizes for small utility trailers, deck over trailers to low-boy out riggers. Our typical trailer material is cut out of oak and ash. We typically stock 2" or 8/4 planks up to 20' in length.