Located in Southern Oregon, Beavertooth Oak is Oregon's leading hardwood lumber experts. Selling wood flooring, domestic and exotic hardwoods as well as premium softwoods and additional lumber products. Our success is built on our customer oriented focus and offering the highest quality lumber products in addition to adhesives, cabinet hardware and finishes to both DYI homeowners and professional contractors. Our store offers a wide variety of custom wood and lumber products, fit to meet the needs of any job.
Beavertooth Oak isSouthern Oregon's number one lumber wholesale and retail seller. We offer a variety of lumber and lumber products for any contractor or DIY homeowner. All of our knowledgeable sales staff members have over 15 years experience and can offer you professional advice on your next flooring or cabinetry project. Shop our website and give us a call to find out if we can meet your lumber and lumber product needs. Beavertooth Oak will ship across all 50 states. All of our customers in the area love our variety of quality products, fast delivery, and knowledgeable, local, friendly service.
We recognize that buying rough-cut lumber can be a bit more work because of the drying and surfacing it requires. Remember, this extra work you must do with it could help you to get a more accurate and beautiful finished product.
Did you know that not all types of lumber available at your local home improvement store are safe to use for gardening applications? When you need the right supplies for the task at hand, our lumber yard is at your disposal.
One of the biggest problems with wood is that it tends to attract bugs like termites, especially in warmer climates. Fortunately, you won’t have to worry about this with cypress. Like cedar, cypress has a natural resistance to bugs and pests.
Budget is always an important factor on any project, no matter how small. If the cost of a particular wood is outside your budget, do not get discouraged - there are many less expensive woods that work just as well and, when stained, will look just as nice as a more expensive piece.
When a board is warped so it’s twisted, it’s the hardest warp to flatten. Even if you do flatten the board, it tends to twist right back into shape. The best option is to cut it into pieces that are as short as possible, so the deflection is minimized.
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