Working with Wood

Cedar offers durability, versatility, and an ability to accept stains and penetrating finishes. It's also resistant to rot, making cedar an ideal wood for fencing in the rainy Pacific Northwest. 

Removing existing bearing walls requires the installation of posts and beams to carry the load. As a remodel contractor used to working in tight spaces, I’ve found that LVL beams are a fantastic solution.

Curious about using Douglas Fir? Learn about what makes this Pacific Northwest staple such a popular building choice.

Not all jobsites are created equal. Understanding moisture conditions will ensure the success of your next project.

A set of sawhorses is vital to any jobsite. Although there are lots of options on the market, nothing quite beats a solid pair of handmade wood sawhorses.

In this post, Gary provides many great tips that will help you create your own system to speed up the time it takes to install a closet shelving system.

The same conditions that grow our beautiful forests also create an environment perfect for the decay of wood. Treated lumber can be a great alternative. Here's what you need to know about treated lumber.

At Dunn Lumber, we care about providing quality materials and protecting our environment. From the forest to your home Dunn Lumber is leaving the environment better than it was when we found it.

All lumber is printed with a stamp indicating its grade, species, and dryness. Here's how to decipher what might at first be a confusing bit of information about lumber.