Douglas Fir Wood Beams
Known for it's beautiful brownish red tones and long consistent grain pattern, Douglas Fir is a household favorite in the building industry.
Also known as: Pseudotsuga menziesii, Oregon pine, British Columbian Pine, Puget Sound Pine, Douglas Spruce, False Hemlock, Red Rir, or Red Pine.
An amazing species of wood found growing in the Western North America. Douglas Fir is a beautiful tree that can grow to heights of two hundred and fifty feet tall and a base of five feet in diameter, making it an almost perfect species for wood beams. Doug Fir has an impressive strength to weight ratio, with an 855 mPA, it's excellent to span large distances with little deflection.
Common Douglas Fir usage:
- Wood Beams
- Wood Columns
- Truss Members
- Porch Posts
- Wood Cladding
- Wood Siding
- T/G Wall Paneling
- Veneer, plywood, and structural/construction lumber.
LOOKING FOR A WOOD BEAM OTHER THAN DOUGLAS FIR BEAMS?
Douglas Fir is merely one type of wood beam we can provide for your next project. We cut, mill, and stock a range of hardwood and softwood species for just about any architectural, industrial, farm and ranch supply. Take a look below and look at the species we recommend for wood beams.
Douglas Fir is merely one type of wood beam we can provide for your next project. We cut, mill, and stock a range of hardwood and softwood species for just about any architectural, industrial, farm and ranch supply. Take a look below and look at the species we recommend for wood beams.
Douglas Fir is merely one type of wood beam we can provide for your next project. We cut, mill, and stock a range of hardwood and softwood species for just about any architectural, industrial, farm and ranch supply. Take a look below and look at the species we recommend for wood beams.
Yellow Bald Cypress
Known for it's beautiful yellow tones and durability in exterior environments, this state tree of Louisiana, Yellow Bald Cypress is perfect for your outdoor kitchen, deck, pergola and interior siding.
Southern White Oak
A classic American favorite with beautiful gray tones and amazing structural qualities that challenge European Oak.
Eastern Red Cedar
Also known as Aromatic Cedar, this wood is well known for it's unique red color and exterior properties.