Family sawmill · spruce, larch, oak

Every log has a plan.

Before the blade ever touches wood, the sawyer reads the log — where the beams hide, where the boards run clean. Scroll to see one log cut on paper first.

The cutting plan

One log, nothing wasted.

This is how a sawyer sees a trunk. Watch the cuts land, in the order the saw makes them.

Main beamThe heart of the log — the strong centre for roof trusses140×160 mm

Side boardsClean, knot-light boards from either side of the heart25 mm

Planks (fošny)Thick structural planks above and below50 mm

LathsThe narrow outer cuts — battens and fence wood30×50 mm

Slab & chipsBark slabs to firewood, sawdust to the smokehouse down the road0 % waste

Timber & prices

Off the stack, per cubic metre.

Fresh-sawn or kiln-dried — the moisture column tells you which. Everything is graded and stacked under a roof.

Spruce, fresh-sawn

Boards and planks for construction, sawn this month

~45 % moisture

$330/m³

Spruce, kiln-dried

Ready for interiors, joinery and floors

10–12 %

$500/m³

Larch

The outdoor wood — terraces, cladding and fences that outlast paint

15–18 %

$711/m³

Oak

Heavy, honest, for stairs and tabletops

10–12 %

$1 284/m³

Roof truss packages

Cut to your drawing, numbered and bundled

to order

by quote

Custom cutting

Bring your own logs.

Storm-felled spruce from your land or a walnut from grandma’s garden — we saw it to your list while you watch. Book a slot, bring the trailer, take home lumber instead of firewood.

$64

per m³ of log

6 m

max length

within a week

typical wait

Drying

The kiln takes its time.

Fresh wood works and warps; dried wood behaves. Our chamber takes a load from forest-wet to furniture-dry in about three weeks — gently, so the boards stay flat.

Order timber

Tell us what you are building.

A roof, a terrace, a barn or one oak slab — write the sizes if you know them, or just the project if you do not. We will do the cutting list with you.