Facility HighlightsScale & Capacity: With 13 kilns and annual production capacity topping 50 million BF, Longview is built for high-volume, high efficiency, high-quality output.Species Produced: Alder, Maple, and Ash  Product Consistency: Integrated operations result in hardwood products that are consistent in appearance, performance, and quality.Safety First: Working 1,139 days (over 650,000... read more >

A Production Powerhouse High Volume & Versatility: With the capacity to process up to 15mmbf of lumber annually, Loudonville offers both scale and flexibility. Value-added capabilities like mixed truckloads ensure customers get exactly what they require. Flexible Scheduling: We excel at accommodating same-day and next-day orders, making sure urgent demands... read more >

Why Alder Excels for PaintingWhen it comes to painted finishes, not all hardwoods are created equal. Alder offers some standout advantages:Smooth and Consistent: Thanks to its uniform grain and minimal density fluctuations, Alder provides a stable platform for paint that lasts.Reduced Checking After Painting: Unlike Maple, which has significant density... read more >

Comparing Alder and CherryColor & AestheticCherry: Known for its deep reddish tones and the patina that develops over time.Alder: Features warm, neutral hues that stay consistent, complementing both modern and traditional styles. Unlike Cherry, Alder naturally lacks gum pockets, resulting in a more uniform look.Grain, Texture & FinishingCherry: Fine, elegant... read more >

So, what makes Alder worth considering as an alternative to European Beech? From its warm aesthetics to its reliable performance, Alder brings an array of benefits that make it an excellent choice for today’s demanding projects. Aesthetic Appeal: Warm, Clean, and Versatile When it comes to visual impact, Alder is... read more >

Getting it Done in Dunn County Dunn County, in heavily wooded northwestern Wisconsin, is a perfect example.“What would the community be without the sawmill? A lot of us put our lives into it,” wonders a longtime operations manager for a Midwestern hardwood lumber company. He takes the long view. “Think... read more >

Why Choose Oregon White Oak?Oregon White Oak offers a unique combination of natural resilience, visual appeal, and versatility, making it a favorite among designers and craftsmen. Whether for indoor projects or outdoor applications, this wood delivers on both beauty and performance. Here’s how Oregon White Oak stands out:Strength and Durability:... read more >

Soft Maple: The Classic Choice with Market Fluctuations Soft Maple is widely used in furniture making and architectural millwork due to its smooth texture, fine grain, and appealing range of colors—from creamy pale tones to soft pinkish brown hues. Its balance of durability and pliability makes it a go-to material... read more >

Cost-Effectiveness and Reliable Supply While Alder generally has a higher initial purchase price compared to Rubberwood, it offers significant advantages for manufacturers in terms of long-term value. Alder’s ease of machining translates to faster production times and lower labor costs, reducing overall manufacturing expenses. Its uniform texture, grain, and color... read more >