Redwood:
Douglas Fir:
Other Woods:
Information:
Western Hardwoods
Nutmeg (Torreyacalifornica )
Nutmeg is a member of the yew family and has a very fine textured yellowish wood with a slight tint of green.
Very strong, native peoples used this wood for bows, yet it is lovely enough for fine furniture and cabinetry.
Limited Supply
Prices range from $2.00-6.00 per bd. ft. depending on length, width, grade, and dryness. (We have clear widths to 20".)
Tan Oak (Lithocarpusdensiflorus)
Tan Oak is a very fine hard wood, strong, whitish in color, easily worked with a hand plane, machines true and clean. Limited Supply
Prices range from $1.00-5.00 per bd. ft. depending on length, width, grade, and dryness.
Chinquapin (Castanopsischrysophylla)
Chinquapin is one of the fine hardwoods of the Pacific Northwest. It is fine textured, reddish in tone, and easily worked.
Primary uses include flooring, furniture, and cabinetry.
Limited Supply
Prices range from $1.00-5.00 per bd. ft. depending on length, width, grade, and dryness.
Pine (Pinus Muricata)
Pine is a strong, tough, framing material. However, it is not highly resistant to the elements.
Prices range from $1.00-3.00 per bd. ft. depending on length, width, grade, and dryness.
Monterey Cypress (Cupressus macrocarpa) and Mendocino Cypress (Cupressus Pygmea)
The lumber from these two cypress have similar appearance. It is blond in color, sometimes with small streaks of reddish-brown or gray.
Cypress is a moderately slow growing tree. The wood is decay resistant and slightly harder than redwood.
Cypress makes lovely cabinetry and beautiful paneling.
Prices range from $1.00-5.00 per bd. ft. depending on length, width, grade, and dryness. We have clear widths up to 22” and clear lengths up to 20'.