Rough Sawn Hardwoods
Kiln-dried, rough sawn hardwoods for joinery and furniture making
Our kiln-dried, rough sawn hardwoods are perfect for furniture making, joinery, and woodworking projects. We sell to both trade and public from our sawmill near Dunfermline, Fife.
We sell rough sawn hardwoods (and selected softwoods) directly from our timber stores. Our rough sawn timber stock is sold self-select and is priced on volume (ft3).
Once timber is finished drying in the kiln, it gets moved into our rough sawn stores. From here, we select material for cut-to-order projects; choose new stock to be planed and added to the shelves in our timber shop; and welcome customers to browse and choose timber for their own projects.
If you’d like to have a look in our timber stores, visit us and ask in the timber shop when you arrive. We recommend you wear appropriate footwear that protects your toes.
Sizes
We cut our hardwoods at standard sizes. Stock levels vary depending on air-drying and kilning schedules – to enquire about stock levels before your visit, please get in touch.
Sometimes we also have stock outside of our standard sizes, availability varies and will be dependent on species.
Standard sizes:
- 1”
- 1.5”
- 2”
Varying availability depending on species and stock levels:
- 2.5”
- 3”
- 4”
Pricing
The prices displayed below can be used as guide pricing, based on standard boarding.
Our prices for rough sawn hardwoods will increase or decrease depending on qualities or features in the boards. Defects may reduce the overall cost of the board, and premium features such as burrs, spalt, pipping, ripple, quarter sawing will cause increased price per ft3.
Hardwood Prices
Hardwoods are available planed (smooth finish) and rough-sawn. These can be self-selected from our stores and timber shop, or cut and processed on order through the sawmill. They can be supplied fresh sawn or kiln dried.
Hardwoods are priced by volume; this guide is designed to offer a base pricing guide for rough-sawn hardwoods.
Premium grains and figures will incur premium prices. These include, but are not limited to: Spalting, Pipping and Burrs, Olive Ash, Rippled Sycamore, etc.
Scottish Oak

Ash, Sycamore, Beech and Lime




Elm and Yew*

