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British Columbia (B.C.) is home to over 350 direct suppliers, offering a wide range of high-quality, sustainable products, including lumber, engineered wood products, mass timber, pulp and paper, biomass, and wood pellets.

Mass timber products

All over the world, and here in B.C., mass timber is on the rise. These advanced wood products, made by taking smaller wood elements such as dimension lumber, veneers, or strands and connecting them with adhesives, dowels, nails, or screws to create larger structural building components, are making a whole new generation of high-performance buildings possible.

A close-up of a piece of cross-laminated timber. Cross-laminated timber Interior close up view of glue-laminated timber (glulam) columns and beams, tall wood walls, and wood roof panels as shown within StructureCraft Manufacturing Facility Dowel-laminated timber Interior daytime close-up view of Tsleil Waututh Administration and Health Centre roof joinery, showing large arched glue-laminated timber (Glulam) beam supporting wooden trusswork and rafters Glue-laminated timber A close-up of laminated veneer lumber: layers of wood veneers that have been heat-pressed and glued together Laminated veneer lumber A ceiling of laminated strand lumber panels, with pot lights Laminated strand lumber A walkway inside the UBC Orchard Commons building: glulam beams support nail-laminated timber roof panels, and two men walk across passageway above a common study area Nail-laminated timber A close-up of a parallel-strand lumber (PSL) column supporting connected PSL beams Parallel strand lumber

Engineered wood

Engineered wood is produced by binding or fixing strands, particles, fibres, or veneers of wood together. This practical and light-weight family of products offers excellent strength and performance.

Several stacks of plywood stacked together Plywood A close up of oriented strand board. A number of wood fibers can be seen pressed together to create the strand board Oriented strand board

Wood products

From home building and furniture to gazebos and treehouses, softwood lumber is one of the most widely used building materials, offering incredible versatility, utility and value. B.C. is the largest producer of softwood lumber in North America, offering a diverse selection of quality, grades and appearances.

Stacks of lumber. Lumber The Wii Gyemsiga Siwilaawksat Student Building exterior front entry, with modular furniture, wood walls and ceiling, and First Nations art on the walls Interior wood products A close-up of an exterior wood wall with a window in the centre. Exterior wood products

Biomass, pulp and paper

Beyond building materials made with wood, B.C. supplies customers with a wide variety of consumable forest products, from wood pellets to sustainable paper products and specialty pulps used in everything from rayon fabrics to medical face masks.

A cube of compressed pulp on a conveyor system in a factory. Pulp and paper A close-up of two hands cupping a pile of wood pellets Wood pellets

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Low-angle view of a staircase going up with walls made completely out of wood.

Need CLT, DLT or Glulam for your next project? Explore a range of environmentally responsible wood products, all sourced from sustainably managed forests.

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