Edmund Allen Lumber is a wholesale distributor and factory finisher for a huge selection of Western Red Cedar products and related exterior siding and trim products.
We are considered by many of our customers and peers to be a pioneer and leader in Cedar and Factory Finishing. We have an enormous inventory of cedar and related products, and multiple finishing and drying lines to give you the greatest combination of classic styles and low-maintenance performance.
Cedar
We have an enormous inventory of cedar and related products, as well as multiple finishing and drying lines to give you the greatest combination of classic styles and low-maintenance performance.
Clear & Clear Finger-Jointed
Clear vertical grain is the most stable of all cedar grades. It has the highest resistance against cupping, splitting, crook and bow.
Custom Millwork
Edmund Allen’s cedar millwork products will set your design apart by adding the beauty, warmth, elegance of design, and functionality only natural western red cedar can provide.
Knotty
All knotty trim is graded for the rough face and is not reversible.
Plywood & Panels
Semi- Transparent and semi-sold stain are not recommended for use on plywood by the American Plywood Association.
Shakes & Shingles
Home Slicker is a moisture eliminating rainscreen intended for sidewall application. Available in 150 sqft rolls.
Timbers
All western red cedar timbers are appearance grade only and not intended for structural use.
Composite
Azek
Azek uses state of the art proprietary engineered polymers for superior endurance, durability, and rot-resistance to deliver an authentic and timeless wood look.
TruExterior
TruExterior siding & trim offers a lasting look while eliminating the need for gluing, gapping and other cumbersome and costly installation techniques.
James Hardie
Hardie products are engineered to stand up to harsh climate conditions, and performs well with changes in moisture, humidity and temperature.
Louisiana Pacific
LP siding and trim offer outstanding impact resistance, performing better than vinyl and fiber cement in field tests.
