The Lumber Baron is proud to be a stocking dealer of Mahogany 1x4 T&G flooring. Known for its beauty, longevity, work ability and durability, Genuine Mahogany has long been prized by those in the woodworking community. Genuine Mahogany is much easier to work with then it's IPE counterpart and you don't have to worry about [...]
Establish in 1848, Morton Salt has been a fixture in American homes for over 170 years. Recognized for their iconic Morton Salt girl, the company has production facilities stretching from coast to coast. The Newark distribution center was closed in 2016. As part of the new ownership's remodel, we have reclaimed upwards of 15,000 board [...]
Rustic, hand hewn reclaimed mantel pieces available right here in the Bay Area.
Builders of the past used material that was readily available and around here, redwood reigned supreme. This collection of 6x6 clear all heart redwood timbers came from the Almaden Reservoir. Many of the ends are stamped "Dense Structural," a grade the old mills burned into the ends, signifying to the buyer few to no knots [...]
Just in from Kentucky, we have numerous 2x material and hand hewn and square beams from various tobacco barns throughout the state. Years of tobacco curing have infused the hardwood lumber with various shades of brown and together against many modern materials such as glass, concrete and metal, creates a distinct warm contrast. Hand hewn [...]
With no forewarning, the state of California deemed Pressure Treated Doug Fir a class one hazardous waste product in early 2020. Soon after the local dumps began rejecting the material. That was enough for us. We immediately made the decision to no longer carry any pressure treated lumber. Although the state eventually eased its designation [...]
With no forewarning, the state of California deemed Pressure Treated Doug Fir a class one hazardous waste product in early 2020. Soon after the local dumps began rejecting the material. That was enough for us. We immediately made the decision to no longer carry any pressure treated lumber. Although the state eventually eased its [...]
