Our Clatskanie mill procures logs from a wide variety of timberland owners in northwest Oregon and southwest Washington. One of the few mills in the Pacific Northwest that can process large logs, the Clatskanie mill produces a wide variety of products, including power transmission arms, appearance-grade timbers and long-length dimensional lumber.

Products
Green dimension lumber in 8 ft to 32 ft lengths
S4S Timbers in 4 in and 6 in
Rough timbers up to 40 ft

Distribution
The Clatskanie mill is served by the Portland & Western Railroad, which connects to the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railroad. The mill offers loading for centerbeam cars, maxi trucks and flatbed trucks.

Located approximately 30 miles west of Portland, our Forest Grove mill was built in 1933 at the foot of the Stimson’s original timber holdings in Oregon. Today, the complex houses a wet-process hardboard mill and a modern stud mill.

The stud mill uses Douglas Fir and Hemlock logs to produce 6-foot to 10-foot premium studs for retail markets. Most of the logs are supplied from Stimson timberlands located next to the mill. The hardboard plant uses byproducts from the stud mill — Douglas Fir sawdust and wood chips — to manufacture a high-density panel used for many retail and industrial applications.

Products
Studs
Hardboard

Distribution
The Forest Grove mill is served by Portland & Western Railroad, which connects to Union Pacific Railroad. The mill offers loading for centerbeam cars, maxi trucks, flatbed trucks and vans.

Located 35 miles south of Coeur d’Alene, the Plummer mill is surrounded by Stimson timberlands, as well as other industrial and privately owned timberlands. A true small-log mill, it can efficiently process logs ranging in size from a 4-inch small-end diameter up to a 11-inch butt diameter.

The mill uses Douglas Fir, Larch, Whitewood and Cedar species to produce dimensional lumber (2×3, 2×4 and 2×6) in 6-foot to 10-foot lengths. The mill also produces 4/4 boards and 5/4 decking.

Products
Studs

Distribution
The Plummer mill is served by Union Pacific Railroad. The mill offers loading for centerbeam cars, maxi trucks, flatbed trucks and vans.

Located in the northern panhandle of Idaho, our Priest River mill converts a wide range of log diameters and species (including Douglas Fir, Western Larch, Grand Fir, Hemlock, Lodgepole Pine, Spruce and Alpine Fir) into premium studs for retail markets.

Products
Studs

Distribution
The mill is served by Pend Oreille Valley Railroad, which connects to the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railroad. The mill offers loading for centerbeam cars, maxi trucks, flatbed trucks and vans.

Surrounded by Stimson timberlands, industrial and privately owned timberlands, our St. Maries mill processes a wide range of log diameters and species (including Douglas Fir, Western Larch, White Fir, Lodgepole Pine and Cedar) to produce premium studs for retail markets.

Products
Studs

Distribution
The mill is served by the St. Maries River Railroad. The mill offers loading for centerbeam cars, maxi trucks, flatbed trucks and vans.

Located on Oregon’s northern coast, the Tillamook mill is surrounded by a large block of state-managed industrial timberlands. The mill processes mostly Hemlock and a lesser amount of Douglas Fir and Sitka Spruce to produce 2×4 and 2×6 premium studs for retail markets.

Products
Studs
Green dimension

Distribution
The Tillamook mill offers multiple truck shipments. From there, centerbeam car loadings are delivered across the U.S. The mill also offers loading for maxi trucks, flatbed trucks and vans.