Framing Lumber

Straightest 2x4s in the North 

Framing lumber forms the structural skeleton of a building. It’s used to create walls, floors, and roofs, providing the strength and shape that everything else is built on. Typically cut to standard sizes such as 2×4, 2×6, 2×8, and beyond, framing lumber is graded for its load-bearing capacity, dimensional stability, and suitability for structural use.

At Haselton Lumber, we stock kiln-dried dimensional lumber in common stud lengths and longer spans for larger builds. Our boards are carefully sourced for straightness, strength, and minimal defects, making them easier to handle, faster to install, and less prone to warping over time. The result is tighter, cleaner framing that holds up for decades.

Whether you’re framing a home, garage, deck, or light commercial space, our lumber meets or exceeds building code requirements and is selected to help you achieve precision, durability, and efficiency in every project.

Common Species

• SPF (Spruce-Pine-Fir): Lightweight, easy to work with, widely used for residential framing.
• Hemlock: Stronger and stiffer, often chosen for load-bearing walls and beams.
• Douglas Fir: Excellent strength-to-weight ratio, ideal for longer spans.