At NWH, we operate 16 locations, including mills, concentration yards, and re-manufacturing plants throughout the three major hardwood growing regions. We have 7 warehousing and distribution points strategically located throughout the United States.
We guarantee responsible sourcing.
Double-cut bandmills and laser-guided scanning technology improve the yield of each log. The latest in kiln equipment, combined with our management and monitoring of the drying process, minimizes the number of defective boards and guarantees more consistency in moisture content.
In the thoughtful selection of materials, the choice of hardwoods over synthetic substitutes is not merely a preference but a conscientious act of environmental stewardship. Responsibly sourced hardwoods fuse skilled workmanship with the enduring resilience of nature, creating living spaces that radiate warmth and grow more characterful and robust as the years pass.
In stark contrast, the allure of synthetic substitutes, with their immediate cost-effectiveness and convenience, belies the hidden costs: the heavy environmental toll of their production, the finite resources they consume, and the enduring legacy of pollution, waste and potential health risks they leave behind. These materials, often reliant on petrochemicals, compromise air quality and contribute to greenhouse gas emissions, while their shorter lifespan ushers in a cycle of waste and replacement, challenging our planet’s delicate ecological balance.
A natural choice superior to synthetic substitutes.
Choosing Alder blends artistry with environmental care, offering designers the versatility to stain and shape spaces to meet any style. It’s a choice that pairs visual allure with the ethos of sustainability, turning every design into a celebration of both beauty and the earth’s well-being.
Beauty: Alder’s fine grain and warm hues, easily stained for a luxurious finish, create inviting and cohesive looks for furniture and architectural details.
Versatility: Alder shines in its adaptability for projects from luxurious to economical, satisfying the demands of high-end aesthetics at great value.
Sustainability: Alder champions sustainability, growing swiftly in disturbed soils to enhance ecosystem recovery and soil fertility, beneficially coexisting with softwood species.
Local Economy: Alder has boosted the local economy of the Pacific Northwest, transforming a once undervalued wood into a valuable asset that supports community development and prosperity.
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