Architects & Designers

Need V-groove paneling, tongue-and-groove boards, or something more custom? We mill all of it right here at our sawmill in Panguitch — and we’re happy to send you a sample before you commit to anything. Paneling always looks a little different in person than it does on a spec sheet, so we’d rather you see and feel it first.

We work in four species — Douglas Fir, Ponderosa Pine, Spruce, and White Fir — and they each bring something different to a project. Douglas Fir has a tighter grain and a warmer tone that tends to work well in commercial spaces. Ponderosa Pine leans more rustic. Since we mill everything to order instead of pulling from a warehouse, we can hold tighter tolerances than you’d typically get off the shelf, and if your spec calls for something we don’t carry as a standard profile, just tell us what you need — we can usually mill it.

One thing we hear a lot from architects: it’s nice to actually talk to the people running the saw instead of going through three layers of a distributor. If you’ve got a spec sheet or even just a rough idea of the profile you’re after, send it over and we’ll tell you honestly what’s doable, what it’ll cost, and how long it’ll take.