All Timber Types - Last Mountain Timber

We specialize in TIMBER and Timber Framing

Depending on your project, we can help you select the best species and size of timber.

We invite you to come to our shop and showroom to see all the choices of timbers we have:

Recycled Spruce

Recycled Hemlock

Green Hemlock

Cedar

Recycled Pine

Green and Somewhat Air-Dried Green Douglas Fir.

We are known across Canada for our immense inventory of Recycled Douglas Fir Timber

TO GET PRICING:

You are welcome to come see the timber or you can email your material list and let us know if you wish it rough-sawn on our band sawmill or planed smooth.

Recycled Timber:

Established in 1998, Last Mountain Timber has recycled 200+ Grain elevators and over a dozen warehouses. Recycled timber is a premium building material as it offers stability, strength, and character. The benefit of choosing recycled timber is that the cellular moisture left the timber 50 to 100 years ago; meaning, once we resaw it square, it will stay square. Most of our recycled inventory is comprised of Douglas Fir. We also have Recycled Hemlock Timbers, Recycled Spruce Timber, and occasionally Pine. We carry a wide variety of sizing and can custom-mill to your desired dimensions. For certain structural requests, we also have Recycled Douglas Fir Glulam.

Green Timber or (Somewhat Airdried Green) SWAD Green:

Green: Last Mountain Timber brings in freshly logged and processed Timbers in Douglas Fir and Hemlock. We also make special trips to hand-select Cedar logs to offer superior cedar timber. When the timber arrives in our yard, we start the air-drying process. Once stacked properly, the dry prairie climate can effectively draw out moisture from the wood. This makes it ideal for outdoor projects such as exterior trusses or outbuildings, as it typically ends up with a moisture content suitable for outdoor conditions. We offer green timber both as-is and custom-cut to your desired size.

SWAD Green: For some of our green inventory we will air dry for a few years and then we can re-saw the timber so that it is straight and square.