EASTERN WHITE PINE

This venerable wood grows from northern Georgia to northern Maine and west to the Great Lakes. It has been the mainstay of residential construction on the eastern seaboard for generations. It ranks high on stability and low on shrinkage. Comparatively uniform in texture and straight grained, Eastern White Pine adorns the majority of windows and doors manufactured by Bonneville. Most consumers appreciate the light brown color, often highlighted with a reddish glow. It is a classic beauty.

WESTERN RED CEDAR

Our cedar grows in the Pacific Northwest, from British Colombia along the coast all the way to Alaska. Known to be highly resistant to decay, this aromatic species is offered by Bonneville for those who want something a little more unique. Its palette ranges from reddish, pinkish and soft brown to the ivory of its sapwood. This rustic wood is perfect for those who want to add a touch of under-stated elegance to their home.

DOUGLAS FIR

When they look for the best in structural lumber, the first choice of architects and engineers is Douglas fir. It is dimensionally stable and universally recognized for its superior strength-toweight ratio. The species also enjoys a superior performance against strong forces resulting from natural phenomena such as winds, storms and earthquakes. Douglas fir has earned respect from industrial users worldwide because when it comes to high performance demands and extreme stress conditions, it meets the test!