Douglas Fir

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Douglas Fir is the official state tree of Oregon and is an incredibly important resource, both economically and environmentally. Douglas fir is a significant building material sought for its strength and structural integrity and is used decoratively for its beautiful grain patterns in shades of honey, cream and reddish brown. Ours is responsibly sourced from either FSC® Certified forests and mills OR from the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians.

PLACE
Our Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) is exclusively sourced from well managed forests in the Pacific Northwest. Certification through the Forest Stewardship Council™ ensures responsible sourcing and forest management practices that are environmentally appropriate, socially beneficial, and economically viable. Doug fir sourced from the Cow Creek Umpqua Tribe supports a Tribal Enterprise, holistic forest stewardship, and Indigenous wisdom.

PURPOSE
Douglas fir is commonly used for structural framing in residential and commercial construction. It is also a popular choice for flooring, butcher block, trim, wall & ceiling cladding, and exterior siding. While it is a relatively soft wood, with proper care and maintenance, it can last for generations, as seen in the bevy of historic Portland homes utilizing this beautiful local wood.

PEOPLE
Sourcing from a network of local forest owners, mills, and fabricators supports a thriving local economy. Your purchases of FSC® Certified and Tribal wood products helps ensure the long term resilience of our forests and communities. You can learn more in this video about the Cow Creek Umpqua People and their forest practices here.

AVAILABILITY
Clear Vertical Grain (CVG) and Clear Mixed Grain (CMG) and Alpine Grade

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