Using lumber industry by-products and under-utilized wood species once landfilled or burned as waste by forestry operators or sawmills, ARAUCO manufactures a variety of particleboard, medium density fibreboard (MDF) and FIBREX® thin high density MDF. ARAUCO's ability to service a broad range of market needs stems from a diverse range of technological capabilities.

BB&S treated lumber products provide long term protection against rot, decay and termite damage in above ground, ground contact, and fresh water applications. The pressure treated lumber is ideal for decks, fencing, and all kinds of outdoor building needs.

Treated lumber is a strong, durable wood which weathers to a warm, brown color and has a beautiful finish that can be painted, stained or left to weather naturally. It is both lighter and stronger than plastic alternatives.

Hampton's eight mills provide quality dimensional, MSR dimension, and stud lumber.

Sawmill / Distributor

Interfor produces a wide range of wood products. Products include high quality, fine grain raw material for remanufacturing into consumer products, finished and semi finished products to beautify your home and structural building materials produced to exacting performance standards.

The mill produces a variety of products and species. The most common species are Hem-Fir, White-Fir, Doug Fir and SPF. Studs are available in both Green and Kiln Dried although the bulk of production is dry.

Terminal Forest Products produces Western Red Cedar finished products. The natural beauty and durability of this material make it a much sought after building product. Terminal Forest Products produces a wide range of kiln-dried products based on grades requested by customers.

These products are - clear finish, clear bevel siding and paneling, clear finger-joined and edge glued products and select knotty patterns. Other production includes - green appearance grade boards and proprietary grades of fencing.

Vaagen Brothers produces high quality lumber products, making the best use of each log while doing what’s best for the forests we all depend on.