Lumber Suppliers Near Vermont

Here's the link:
http://www.woodfinder.net/home.html

Dave

"Vermind" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Folks:
>
> This spring I will be visiting my SIL in Burlington, Vermont later this
spring.
> I would like to gather suggestions for good lumber suppliers within about
a 3
> hour driving range of Burlington. My plan is to drop my kidlets off at
their
> favorite aunt's house and bug out for a day and visit a few places and
pick up
> some curly maple, birdseye maple, thick and/or figured cherry and anything
else
> unusual. I want a place that can ship an order up to say 500 bd ft back
to
> Minnesota where I currently reside.
>
> I found one place in that general area that had a nice web page a few
months
> back. Problem is I lost the bookmark and I can't seem to remember how I
found
> the place. Any suggestions for a lumber horder that needs a major fix?
>
> Regards,
> Brook
>

Go to woodfinder.com and plug into their search engine.

By the way, have I not been paying attention or have you
been away for a while, a long while?

UA100

I know of only 3 retail supplies in the Burlington area. I use Morse
Hardwoods and Millwork in Essex Junction (10 miles NE), then there's North
End Hardwoods in Williston (5 Miles E), I haven't used them, the one time I
checked prices (poplar) they were about 50% higher. The last one (I've
heard is the cheapest of the 3) is in Bristol (30 miles S). I just looked
but couldn't find there name, they run local adverts and advertise 500 board
ft 'near wholesale' lots - don't know if they ship though - shouldn't be to
hard to track them down once you get here.

I know Morse Lumber have a web site www.morsehardwoods.com, Northend
Hardwoods is www.northendhardwoods.com. Do a Google search on Vermont
harwood suppliers - anything in the state will be within your 3 hour driving
range.

Ian
Essex Junction, VT

"Vermind" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Folks:
>
> This spring I will be visiting my SIL in Burlington, Vermont later this
spring.
> I would like to gather suggestions for good lumber suppliers within about
a 3
> hour driving range of Burlington. My plan is to drop my kidlets off at
their
> favorite aunt's house and bug out for a day and visit a few places and
pick up
> some curly maple, birdseye maple, thick and/or figured cherry and anything
else
> unusual. I want a place that can ship an order up to say 500 bd ft back
to
> Minnesota where I currently reside.
>
> I found one place in that general area that had a nice web page a few
months
> back. Problem is I lost the bookmark and I can't seem to remember how I
found
> the place. Any suggestions for a lumber horder that needs a major fix?
>
> Regards,
> Brook
>