locally sourced trees
every slab, before it goes up for sale
max cut, logs up to 48" through
Network member
From somebody's yard
to your kitchen.
When a big tree comes down in town, it usually ends up in a chipper or a landfill. Here's what happens when it ends up with us instead.
The tree
The mill
The kiln
Your table
The rack changes every week.
Tell us the species, length and width you have in mind and we'll send you what's on hand, or come by and go through the stack yourself. Fair warning: people tend to leave with a nicer slab than they came for.
How buying a slab works
Find one
Text us the size you need, or come look.
See it
Swing by or book a time and flip through the stack in person.
Pay to hold it
We don't hold slabs without payment. Once it's paid for, it's yours.
Take it home
We'll load it onto your trailer or point you to a hauler. We don't ship.
What shows up
It depends on what came down in town. Text us for what's on the rack and today's price.
What people make with them
Mantels in about
any size.
Mantels come in nearly any size, from a 1.5" x 8" shelf to an 18" x 20" beam 10 to 20 feet long. We keep heavy square-edge stock, live edge pieces 4" to 10" thick and a good supply of 6x6s and 8x8s, many of which make excellent mantels.
We carry Gold Brew hard wax oil from Corley Woodcraft.
The same finish you see on this elm slab. Pick up a can with your slab and save yourself a trip.See Gold Brew at corleywoodcraft.com.
Rather talk it through?
Grab 15 minutes on the phone, or come walk the yard and see the wood in person.