Decorative Lumber

Commonly called Green Ash in our region.  Ash offers a variety of unique grains in the heartwood, has impressive hardness properties for tabletops, mantels, and other applications requiring durability.

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Primarily American Elm in our region. Elm is another hardwood known for good impact resistance and many exhibit a unique dark colored heartwood. Used in furniture, flooring, and other decorative applications.

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Juniper, often called cedar in our region. It is one of our favorites with a rustic and vibrant look. Juniper is a softwood, having both exciting character in the heartwood grains and outside live edges.

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Commonly called Russian Olive in our region. It offers a unique dark heartwood full of grains and character. The deep brown interior is sharply contrasted with a bright yellow color following the live edge. A very good hardwood offering durability.

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Primarily Ponderosa Pine in our region. Pine is a lightweight softwood that's easy to work with. Having a lighter interior, Pine often exhibits hints of blue and orange shades along the grains. Great for drawers, trim, and other decorative applications.

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Commonly Colorado Blue Spruce or Black Hills Spruce in our region. Spruce is a lightweight softwood having a good strength to weight ratio for construction. Its interior has a very light color speckled with numerous dark knots offering a simple, yet appealing look. See Slab Inventory

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