Lumber
Midwest wood, and the story it keeps.
By 2027 we will be sawing and drying our own Midwest lumber — a Hud-Son H360 on the mill, an iDRY PLUS in the kiln. Every dining set already leaves with the story of where the wood came from. When we mill it ourselves, that story starts on 4th Street.
The mill
Hud-Son H360
A hydraulic portable sawmill. Logs from the Midwest — walnut, oak, ash — opened here instead of bought as a board with no name. Coming to 4th Street.
Hud-Son H360The kiln
iDRY PLUS
Vacuum kiln drying so the lumber is stable before it becomes a top. We will dry what we saw. The dining set you buy will know both machines.
iDRY PLUSThe story goes home with the table.
Species, county when we have it, how it was dried, what it became. A card with the dining set — not a generic hangtag. By 2027 that card will start at our own mill.