Sources for hardwood - Silicon Valley, CA

[Roger Jensen]

I'm looking for sources of hardwood in Northern California, near San Jose/Santa Clara. I'm familiar with Southern Lumber (very nice, but $$$), but it seems like there should be some alternatives.

Thanks,

Roger

[curtis rosche]

go to google and put in, " lumber near _________" the blank is for your zip code.

[Stephen Ash]

Hey Roger,

I've had good success with MacBeath hardwoods in Berkeley. They also have a location in San Jose.

http://www.macbeath.com/

Regards,
Steve

[Eric McMillan]

I've had good luck with Global Wood Source (http://globalwoodsource.com/). They can be a little pricey but have great deals on occasion. They've been very easy to deal with for a low-volume hobbiest like myself.

[Mark Rios]

Aura Hardwoods is in San Jose. I bought a bunch of maple from them for a cabinet job last year.

[Raj Narayan]

http://www.bakerhardwoods.com/ (http://www.bakerhardwoods.com/)
http://www.macbeath.com/ (http://www.macbeath.com/)
http://www.globalwoodsource.com/
http://www.exotichardwoods.com/index2.htm
http://www.thewoodsman.net/
--raj

[Jamie Buxton]

And www.pals4wood.com
One of their yards is in San Jose on south 7th

[Mark Rios]

http://www.bakerhardwoods.com/ (http://www.bakerhardwoods.com/)
http://www.macbeath.com/ (http://www.macbeath.com/)
http://www.globalwoodsource.com/
http://www.exotichardwoods.com/index2.htm
http://www.thewoodsman.net/
--raj


FYI. The Woodsman is in Stockton, 1 1/2 to 2 hours drive from San Jose. It's here in the Central Valley, over the hill, east, from Silicon Valley.

[Wayne Cannon]

Add Handloggers, in Richmond, to the excellent list already posted:
http://www.handloggerslumber.com/home.shtml

[Roger Jensen]

Thanks everyone for the great list!

Roger

[Chris Padilla]

All looks good to me. Jackal Hardwoods in Watsonville is a good place, too.