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HOOD DISTRIBUTION PRODUCT LISTING / Volume Five HOOD DISTRIBUTION PRODUCT LISTING / Volume Five www.HoodDistribution.com Bevel Siding Eastern White Pine Dark Red Meranti Engineered Wood Products Western Red Cedar Douglas Fir Since 1855, Hood Distribution, The BEVEL SIDING CEDAR & HEMLOCK BEVEL SIDING McQuesten Group has been known as Hood Distribution is providing a complete one-stop shopping SOLUTION for your bevel siding needs. The Bevel being a leading distributor of high Store is a new concept in the marketing of cedar and hemlock siding, offering you high quality products in the quality building materials. quantities that allow for a profitable inventory. We achieve this by drawing from the consistent quality of historic production methods, and viewing it from a current market perspective. Although we have not traditionally been The McQuesten Group consists of three locations part of the bevel siding market, with the creation of The Bevel Store we are answering your needs in the wood (Milton, Vermont; Manchester, Connecticut; and siding market. Ayer, Massachusetts) with ready access to each OVERVIEW other’s inventory. Over the years, our customers Our Cedar comes from a mill that has been producing for the quality driven European specialty market. Due to have depended on us for many of their product the demands of that market the mill has perfected the way they produce their products. The fiber is chosen for a needs. By offering quality products backed by tighter and straighter grain. This allows the siding to be milled with a clean, smooth face and a clean, tight re-sawn Milton, VT - 11 acres and 30,000 square feet of covered storage. excellent customer service, we have earned back. It also has a true 3/8” tapered end that eliminates splintering and feathering. The units are a smaller, rack- recognition as a vendor of choice in our industry. friendly pack size of 2500 ft surface measure, and tallied 6’ to 20’ random odd and even lengths. It is available in Clear Vertical Grain Smooth and A Smooth in raw or primed, with1 coat of oil. Our Ayer, MA facility also houses our custom milling operation that services all three locations. The primed finger-joint beveled CVG and A Smooth come in 2500 ft units with all 16 ft lengths. There are no trim This mill consists of a Resaw with 16”x16” cut backs in these units. capacity and a Timber Sizer with 16” x 24” capacity. With the same care and attention given to the production of the Cedar bevel, a more economical Hemlock bevel can also be offered. Produced to the same exacting tolerances as the cedar; the Hemlock is available only in raw Refer to milling capabilities on page 12. and primed random length CVG, which ensures the quality needed. CEDAR: Random Length 6-20 ft 2500 sm/unit: 1/2x6 CVG Smooth ...........................1/2x6 A Smooth Manchester, CT - 5 acres and 30,000 square feet of covered storage. 1/2x8 CVG Smooth ...........................1/2x8 A Smooth 1/2x6 CVG Smooth Primed (Oil) . .1/2x6 A Smooth Primed (Oil) 1/2x6 A Rustics ...............................1/2x6 A Rustics Primed (Oil) Primed Finger-Joint All 16 ft (No Trimbacks) 2500 sm/unit: 1/2x6 CVG Smooth ...........................1/2x6 A Smooth HEMLOCK: Random Length 6-20 ft 2500 sm/unit: Baker Model D Resaw 1/2x5 CVG....................................1/2x5 CVG Primed (Oil) 1/2x6 CVG....................................1/2x6 CVG Primed (Oil) 3/4x10 CVG ..................................3/4x10 CVG Primed (Oil) Ayer, MA - We recently relocated from Billerica, MA to this new facility that boast 10 acres of land and over 70,000 square feet of covered storage. Stetson-Ross Timber Sizer www.HoodDistribution.com Th es e E o a D r t t h I , G n o e o e d r ! G * 1 For more information, please visit the “Green” tab on our website. EASTERN WHITE PINE AVAILABILITY, PERFORMANCE & RENEWABLE. DURGIN & CROWELL ENHANCE Abundant throughout the northeast, Eastern White Pine was originally Durgin and Crowell Lumber Co., founded in 1976, has grown to become one of New used as masts for the King’s Royal Navy and in the homes of Colonists England’s largest manufacturers of kiln-dried Eastern White Pine lumber, annually even before the Revolutionary War. producing up to 30 million board feet. Durgin and Crowell prides itself not only on the quality of its products, but also the quality of its people; from log purchasing, to Eastern White Pine is available in a wide range of grades, and is manufacturing, to sales. Their hard work and attention to detail help deliver products and service appropriate for a variety of uses, and a favorite species for siding, paneling, that keep customers and end-users coming back. furniture, trim details, moldings, packaging, millwork and flooring. The Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association (NeLMA) is the grading Their modern sawmill facility is designed for maximum efficiency and output, but also allows authority and rules writing agency for Eastern White Pine. The NeLMA the flexibility to cater to the diverse demands of a quality conscious customer base. Durgin and grade stamp has long been the trusted symbol of quality and excellence Crowell has a history of innovation, continually seeking new opportunities to grow and diversify since 1933. its business. Enhance pre-coated pine paneling is just one example by which they have sought to add value to their pine lumber. Durgin and Crowell is a family business, and intends to remain As a renewable building material resource, Eastern White Pine is an that way for the future generations. It recognizes the importance a sustainable, long-term log environmentally smart choice for designers and builders. When compared supply. Therefore, Durgin and Crowell is a proud participant in the Sustainable Forestry Initiative® to man-made building products, it is the obvious choice for performance (SFI®) sourcing program, seeking to promote and educate landowners and loggers about the in “green-minded” construction. For more information: www.nelma.org benefits of sustainable forestry. For more information: www.durginandcrowell.com BOARDS EASTERN WHITE PINE 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S C Select 5/4x4 thru 5/4x12 S4S C Select ENHANCE Advantages • Profile sanding = more uniform surface coat 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S D&Btr Select Advantages Of UV • High Pressure Air Knife removes any dust 5/4x4 thru 5/4x12 S4S D&Btr Select • More durable finish • Vacuum Coater applies a uniform coating 5/4X4 thru 5/4X12 S4S Premium • More scratch resistant • UV curing eliminated any racking marks 1X4 thru 1X12 S4S Ultra Prime • More resistant to chemicals • 100% Solid Coating is free of harmful VOC’s 5/4X4 thru 5/4X12 S4S Ultra Prime • More uniform gloss • Denibing between coats eliminates raised grain 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S Finish • Will yellow less • Second coat totally seals the board 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S Premium • Less shrinkage • Available in Natural, White Wash & Almond colors 5/4x4 thru 5/4x12 S4S Premium • Easy to clean 1x6 ECB Premium 6’ , 8’ 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S Standard 1x6 WP4 Premium 6’ , 8’ 1x4 thru 1x12 S1S2E Standard 1x6 & 1x8 ECB Premium 6’ - 16’ Random Even Lengths 1x4 thru 1x12 S4S Industrial 1x6 & 1x8 WP4 Premium 6’ - 16’ Random Even Lengths 1x4 thru 1x12 S1S2E Industrial PATTERNS 1x6, 1x7, 1x8 ECB Premium 1x6, 1x7, 1x8 ECB Standard 1x6 & 1x8 WP4 Premium 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10 WP4 Standard 1x6 & 1x8 Pattern 106 Premium 1x6 & 1x8 Pattern 106 Standard 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, 1x12 Shiplap Standard 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, 1x12 Shiplap Premium 1x8, 1x10 Channel Standard 1x6, 1x8, 1x10 WP11 Standard 1/2x6, 1/2x8 Bevel Siding Premium 2x6 & 2x8 Log Cabin Siding Standard 1x6-8', 1x8-8' Pickwick Paneling Standard 1x13" & Wider S2S Flooring Appearance 9 2 www.HoodDistribution.com 3 EXOTIC HARDWOODS BLUE STAR PRODUCTS RED MERANTI ACCESSORIES Blue Star Products is a comprehensive line of Malaysian hardwood finish lumber for interior and exterior building Balusters Railings applications. Three sawmills and two moulding factories are operated in Peninsular Malaysia. 2x2 S4S EE 36", 48", 96" 2x3 8', 12' Coldwell Sub Rail 2x2 Spindles 36" 2x4 8', 12' Top Rail Since 1985, Blue Star has pioneered the development of imported hardwoods for the decking and construction trades 3x3 Spindles 36" 2x4 8', 12' Bottom Rail in the U.S. The company remains the ONLY fully integrated manufacturing and supply source for these products offering 3x3 S4S EE 36" 2x4 8', 12' Combo Rail more than 50 individual items. 2x2 Primed S4SEE 36" 2x4 8', 12' Coldwell Victorian Rail 2x2 Primed Spindles 36" 2x4 8', 12' Coldwell Colonial Rail Blue Star is also the only full-line producer of hardwood decking and related products that is fully certified by an 2x4 8', 12' Coldwell Bottom Rail internationally recognized, continuously monitored program that is audited by an independent third party. All Posts 2x6 8', 12' Top Rail timber used to manufacture Blue Star Products, and each of the facilities are 100% certified by the Malaysian Timber 4x4 S4SEE 4', 5', 6', 8', 10', 12' Certification Council (MTCC), an independent organization established in 1998 to develop and operate a credible and 4x4 Newel 54" Post Caps affordable certification program for Malaysian forest products. For more information about this program, please visit 4x4 & 6x6 Pyramid www.mtcc.com.my.com. For more information, please visit www.mtcc.com.my.com and www.bluestardecks.com Lattice 4x4 & 6x6 Classic Flat Top 4x8 Clear Heavy Duty Privacy Square Red Meranti Decking & Patterns Red Meranti Dimension & Boards 4x8 Clear Heavy Duty Privacy Diagonal 1x4 KD S4SEE 8'-20' REL 1x6 KD S4S 6'-20' ROEL 1x4 KD S4SEE 6'-20' ROEL 1x8 KD S4S 6'-20' ROEL
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