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description and images of logs we export

firewood cut, split and delivered

New Hampshire Licensed Forester services
experience in the log and veneer business.

Thornton, NH USA
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The
temperate forest of New Hampshire
offer a renewable resource, with a variety of Softwood and
Hardwood species,
each with their own unique characteristics.
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SOFTWOOD |
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Eastern
Hemlock
(Tsuga canadensis)
Mainly
used for framing lumber, the bark is
the best for landscaping applications. |
Red
Spruce (Picea
rubens)
Although
it has many application, it is considered the best for framing because
of it's fine quality, it can also be sawn into clapboards and used
in some musical instruments. |
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HARDWOOD |
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Eastern
White Pine (Pinus
strobus)
This species has many applications, from
interior construction, furniture, windows,
doors and sidings.
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Beech
(Fagus
grandifolia)
Used for furniture, square stock and railroad
ties. |
| HARDWOOD
(birches) |
HARDWOOD
(birches) |
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Paper
Birch (Betula papyrifera)
One of the best hardwoods for rotary
turning. Also, fine for baskets, boxes,
spools and millwork.
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Yellow
Birch (Betula
alleghaniensis)
A beautiful hardwood tree, uses vary from furniture
to veneer panels and doors. |
| HARDWOOD
(maples) |
HARDWOOD
(maples) |
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Red
Maple (Acer
rubrum)
Wood used mainly for furniture, typically substituted
for more expensive hardwoods. |
Sugar
Maple (Acer
saccharum)
One of our most valued hardwoods, uses
include, but not limited to, furniture and
veneer applications.
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| HARDWOOD
(oaks) |
HARDWOOD
(oaks) |
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Northern
Red Oak (Quercus
rubra)
An opened grain wood for furniture and
for it's value as a good rotary or slicing log. |
White
Oak (Quercus
alba)
The same uses as red oak, but almost at the
end of it's northern most growing sites. |
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White
Ash (Fraxinus
americana)
Provides hard, strong and durable lumber for furniture,
handles, oars, musical instruments, baseball bats and snow shoes. |
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