Flare-Bottom Wood Products
Bring Character to Your Project with Flare-Bottom Organic Wood Products
Our flare-bottom organic wood products are ideal for beams, columns, furniture, and various other projects. These organic shapes give your construction project a unique look, surely making it a conversation piece.
Each flare-bottom piece is distinctive and unique; we’ll work with you to understand your design goals and source an option that’s right for you. Our wood is sourced right here in the USA and we offer customizable product options to ensure contractors and homeowners get exactly what they need.
Contact UsPre-Staining and Pre-Finishing Benefits
- Many clients spend 50% less when their contractor stains and finishes their organic wood products
- Enjoy a smoother, even coat with our automated sprayers
- Avoid weather and humidity delays for stain application
- Exterior products are sealed on all four sides
- Our borate treatment deters bugs and mildew
Stain and Finishing Options
Staining your wood is imperative to protecting it from moisture, UV rays, insects, mildew, and fungus. Our experts can help you choose the stain that’s right for your organic wood products. We can also stain and finish your siding for you, saving you time and money. Contact us today for a personal recommendation or request a sample.
White Cedar
White cedar features a natural light and dark combination that ranges from white to tan to brown. White cedar is weather-resistant, naturally beautiful, and a natural insect repellent. The straight grain wood has small knots similar to knotty pine and is extremely durable, making it a great choice for organic wood products.
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Red Cedar
This type of cedar is known for its pink and red hues, though you might find swaths of amber, cream, and brown throughout. Like its white cedar counterpart, red cedar is durable, sound resistant, and naturally beautiful. It’s also a fantastic natural insect repellent. This mostly-straight grained wood will surely provide myriad benefits to your project.
White Pine
Pine is a versatile wood that’s easy to source and reasonably priced, making it one of the most widely used products for construction in the United States. Its creamy white to warm golden yellow color darkens over time. That, coupled with the straight, even grain pattern amplifies the wood’s sophisticated look.
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Douglas Fir
Douglas Fir is a softwood known for its strength and durability, even in harsh weather conditions. The material has high grades in tension parallel-to-grain, horizontal shear, and compression, making it the ideal building material for your project. Its unique long-grain pattern and amber color will surely stand out.
Stain and Finishing Options
Staining your wood is imperative to protecting it from moisture, UV rays, insects, mildew, and fungus. Our experts can help you choose the stain that’s right for your organic wood products. We can also stain and finish your siding for you, saving you time and money. Contact us today for a personal recommendation or request a sample.
Related Products
Heavy Timber Beams
Heavy timber beams provide eye-catching character and charm while fulfilling key structural demands in timber framing. Learn more here from Northern Log Supply.
Railings
We custom make every log railing from hand-picked white cedar logs to meet the exact specifications of your staircase or deck. Request a quote today!
Staircases
Custom log staircases available in pine or cedar, with interior or exterior application. Complete your project with a log railing. Request a quote today!
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