Hand-Selected Timber:

We harvest and hand-select each timber to ensure only the best product makes the cut. We track each piece individually and if you like, we can provide documentation that charts your timber products history, its age, the location of harvest and the story behind the wood.

 
 

We are affiliated with:
Canada Green Building Council
RESPONSIBLE FOREST MANAGEMENT
Forest Stewardship Council Rainforest Alliance
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Ancient Timbers, Living Legends

A thing of beauty is a joy forever; its loveliness increases: it will never pass into nothingness... — John Keats (1795 - 1821)

Imagine massive, hand picked timbers with rich, vibrant colours: a rare beauty, exquisite and time worn strength born of the wind swept coast.

Philosophy

Coast EcoTimber commits to sustainable forestry through the supply of rescued and reclaimed wood. Our salvaged products promote a rediscovery of beauty in both quality wood and environmentally sound recovery practises.

Competitive Advantages

Reclaimed wood can lift a development from the ordinary to the sublime. For architects, developers, designers and furniture makers alike, hand-picked wood from Coast EcoTimber adds beauty, value and marketability to your projects.

Rich Heritage

The trees of the Pacific Northwest have long been prized for their large pristine timbers, rich colouring and valuable structural qualities. Douglas Fir has legendary strength, Red Cedar is renowned for cinnamon and blonde colouring and Alaskan Yellow Cedar has a buttery colour with high insect resistance. Coast EcoTimber has a softwood to match any design and to fit any budget.

If exotic hardwoods are what your project requires we specialize in tropical hardwoods recovered from underwater jungles flooded a century ago in Central America. We are reclaiming Cumaru (Brazilian Teak), IPE (Brazilian Walnut), Espave, Zapatero and Cedro Espino.


Our Logo

Many people have asked Coast EcoTimber about our distinctive logo. The designer/artist is Haida carver Clarence Mills, known world-wide for his powerful images. Mr. Mills carvings are in many collections, including the Louvre in Paris.