Harbor Fir Timbers - Product Info
Trestlewood's Harbor Fir Timbers are generally produced from new or nature-damaged (fire, insect, etc.) logs or from by-products of sawmill, logging or other wood-processing operations.
Harbor Fir timbers are typically bolted together into mats and then soaked in the Great Salt Lake or sprayed with water from the Great Salt Lake. Some of these mats are used as crane mats, dock walkways, dock walls or in other applications. These mats are disassembled and the individual timbers sold as Harbor Fir timbers or cut into Harbor Fir lumber.
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| Description | Height | Width | Length | Price | Quantity Discounts | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harbor Fir Timbers |  3-14" | 4-20" | to 32' |
Characteristics
- Generally douglas fir
- Circleawn and sprayed with water from the Great Salt Lake
- Holes from being bolted together, staining near/around bolt holes
Dimensions
- Timbers up to 10x10x16 are standard, larger and longer sizes may be available (upcharge)
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Source
New timbers or from salvage logging tracts from different locations in North America. This material is processed from new logs which were cut from tracts made available for logging because of forest fires or beetle or other insect infestations. The tracts were opened to logging because the trees were dead or dying, though not every individual tree was dead before being cut down.Tags
timber, beam, timbers, wood timber, timber for sale, post and beam, wood beam, timber products, timber cabin, wooden beam, lumber beams, timber beams, timber direct, rough sawn timber, douglas fir, firNote: Please study specification sheets to familiarize yourself with product characteristics and their possible implications for your application.