What is the hardest wood in New Hampshire?

“Hickory is your hardest North American hardwood, so it’s very dense and very durable,” Higgins explains. “It has a bright crisp feel to it so it’s an energetic wood and a durable wood at the same time.”

What kind of wood is in New Hampshire?

The common forest types in New Hampshire are white pine, northern hardwood, spruce-fir, red oak, hemlock, and aspen-birch. Climate, elevation, soil conditions, and land use history all play a role in determining which forest type is growing in a particular area.

Can wood be too old to burn?

Firewood can be stored for approximately four years without any issues. Burning slightly older wood is better because green, freshly cut firewood does not burn as well. Stacking wood to allow aeration between logs is best to prevent the wood from becoming too damp; softened firewood may have molded or rotted.

Where is Sharps lumber in Ashland NH located?

Sharps Lumber (603) 968-7981, has been in business for over 30 years. A family owned and operated lumber company located in Ashland, New Hampshire. In 2012, Sharps Lumber added an on site sawmill, owned and operated by Sean O’Leary.

Who are the owners of Goosebay lumber in NH?

Goosebay Sawmill & Lumber, Inc. is a family owned and operated New Hampshire corporation that has been in business over 35 years. We supply cabinetmakers, contractors, artisans, part-time woodworkers and hobbyists.

Where is Wilkins lumber in Milford New Hampshire?

Wilkins Lumber is a small, family-owned lumber mill located in Milford, New Hampshire. We have been providing native wood products to the Souhegan Valley since 1808.

Where can I find the New Hampshire lumber Directory?

This directory is provided by the University of New Hampshire in partnership with the New Hampshire Division of Forests and Lands. Funding was provided by the USDA, Forest Service, Economic Action Program.