Reclaimed lumber is simply wood that has been discarded or donated because it is no longer needed for its original purpose. The majority of lumber we use for our frames comes from deconstructed homes in the Pacific Northwest.

The wood we salvage comes primarily from 19th-century industrial buildings and barns in the northeast. The vast majority of these buildings no longer meet contemporary building codes and are impractical for modern businesses to occupy. In many cases they represent a liability to their owners and the communities around them. Sometimes our material comes from odd places. We have resawn water tanks, pickle vats, huge doors, tobacco poles, crane mats, pilings and barges, to name a few. See similar questions...

Douglas fir, southern yellow pine, and western red cedar are now available. All common sizes and most construction species of lumber and plywood (of any thickness) can be treated by Thermex-FR. See similar questions...

Balsa trees grow naturally in the humid rain forests of Central and South America and New Guinea. Its natural range extends south from Guatemala, through Central America, to the north and west coast of South America as far as Bolivia and New Guinea. However, the small country of Ecuador, on the western coast of South America, is the primary source of model aircraft grade balsa in the world. Balsa needs a warm climate with plenty of rainfall and good drainage. See similar questions...

The InFoPaK 3000 is designed to hold standard 8 1/2" X 11" sheets of paper. The InFoPaK JR is designed to hold tri-fold or half-fold brochures. The InFoLeF 1000 is designed to hold a single 8 1/2" X 11" flyer. The InFoRAK 5000 is an 8 1/2" X 11" table top brochure holder and the InFoRAK Jr. 4000 is designed to hold tri-fold or half-fold brochures. And now we have the InFoPaK LEGAL 3500 designed to hold 8-1/2" X 14" legal size paper. See similar questions...

Since we MAKE ALL of the jewelry ourselves, we can accommodate any length or size that you might want. If you follow the sizing directions, we can determine the size you need. PLEASE don't hesitate to call if you are unsure about the item's length. See similar questions...

All Enviroshake® tiles are approximately 12” wide by 20” long. There are 6 profiles that provide a random look once Enviroshake ® is installed. See similar questions...

We offer a choice of Engleman Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, Douglas Fir and Western Red Cedar. Our personal foresters, who choose only the highest quality from our northern forests here in British Columbia, Canada, harvest the timber. Log sizes are on average 12 to 14 inches in diameter. The smallest we would build with is 10 inches in diameter, and we can build with much larger. We inventory a year's volume of logs. See similar questions...

No. Composite products (glulam, OSB, laminated veneer lumber, etc.) have the same resistance to decay as the wood from which they were made. The adhesives used in composites do not affect decay resistance. See similar questions...

eco sac® comes in 54 different sizes and configuarations ranging from 2,200 litres to 8,600 litres in a single sac. More storage can be achieved by joining multipkle sacs together as long as you have the space available. Go to our "product info" page and click on "read more" to download a complete listing of available sizes. See similar questions...

Germ Attack is currently offered in a 15 ml tube (approximately 175 applications), but new sizes are scheduled to hit the market early in 2006 See similar questions...

The Sensation Ride™ has a standard adult size - the equivalent of a 15" western seat and a 17 to 17 1/2" seat. The use of seat bolsters which fit inside the saddle at the pommel and or cantle bolsters (see Features and Functions at the top of the web page) can create a smaller fit. See similar questions...

Nyle offers the drying units only, and not the chamber structure. We do provide technical plans and specifications for the construction and/or supply of the drying chamber with each purchase of a Nyle unit. See similar questions...

A lot. In Fact, some species of wood are more than 50 percent water in terms of their weight when freshly cut. Once wood is dry will it remain dry? Wood is always trying to come into equilibrium with the air surrounding it, so its moisture content can change somewhat after it's been dried. See similar questions...