Last Mountain Timber

We are open until the Dec.19th, opening again on Jan. 5th. Still we welcome requests and/or visits. Feeling lucky to have finished the year, busy, with work we like to do. Thanks to all our customers, our current employees, our professional help and past employees too, damn it. Thank you all! Could not have done it without you!

The last of the somewhat giant cedars that I bought a few years ago. Destined to be several different benches and tables for Wascana Park. It our pleasure making things in public spaces for all to enjoy. We appreciate all work that comes, but it is nice to enhance community areas. May this tree be appreciated, as it will be 80% of the items made for this order. A Fir/Larch order(w/ 6x8x5’ braces) for a builder, building his own place. Another builder down the road, building his forever entry, on their forever home. A picture of a building in the ghost town of Kedleston. A couple of walls are to are to be salvaged by us, for an artists installation at the Remi Gallery in Saskatoon.

As the world turns.

Garage Pergola brow for a pleased couple across the lake near Silton. Couple of under mount sinks and counters of days gone by. A cedar that was so big that I was able to cut 8-8x8’s out of its girth. Rene planing the last two, incredible cedar that can only come from an incredible tree. I bought 7 years ago or so….I got the call to recycle this Super B of Douglas Fir and hemlock from Vulcan, Alberta. It was cool to be able to see the mountains, from where most of our wood came from… 2” live edge fir, stained dark and sprayed with urethane for desk... Pergola posts, plates and braces, preassembled….14” bolts for a mantle detail, that a client will apply. Bolts are from a 1984 demolition that my Dad and Uncle did when I was 14. The building was the Moose Jaw CPR Round House, where they fixed locomotives, that moved materials and products, from the get go 👊🇨🇦👊. The timber and other materials, from this building, set my imagination in motion that ended up starting Last Mountain Timber, in 1998. After walking the Earth, pre YouTube lol..looking for instruction. We are motivated to sell some of the best Softwood in Canadian history, salvaged for your next project. Canadiana served daily.

Cleaning and organizing, to show anyone the wood opportunity we have for you. Let’s do more east-west but forward. We are in business to serve. We avoid falling in love with the inventory, because it was picked to sell to you and others, but it is lovable lol..Fir slab, makes a tempting table for a smaller space. Fir countertop and 60”x68” island top, for a local contractor to finish and install. Wood panel Canadian Flags for sale. The mezzanine is more inviting to have a look. A client left with several clear 2 x 6 x 20’ cedar and made a canoe. Viva the crafts people of this world! We are here for you too! Birch top with quartered stump legs.. Dogs of the shop, Mabel and Hazel are friendly. Over the boards and elbows up! The April fool approaches. 🇨🇦❤️👊