I stopped there because they did "ship lap" and were local to our cabin. My wife wanted a "feature wall". She was tenuous because she knows very little about wood. By the time we left, we'd ordered v-groove in popple and the guy helping us had her eating out of his hand. My wife loved her feature wall, it looks good, and the price was pretty reasonable (maybe even cheap).
It's about a year and a half later. The wall still looks great. I decided to include a couple of pictures of during construction. We painted the backs of the planks to seal them and sanded and polyurethaned the fronts. This wall will look good and last a long time.
Summer 2024, I had some door frames for sliding doors and closet bifolds. So, off to Two Inlets I go. I describe what I need to the guy and he says "I got something for ya..." He says "We found some 20 inch poplar stored in one of the outer barns for years that we cut. Someone had come through and picked out the clear stuff, but there were some 6 inch pieces that would make great door frames. I forget exactly what I paid, but it was less than what I would have paid at Menards for particle board to do the same thing....maybe $6 per piece. I took some that were kind of beat up that I could cut 4.5 inches for a door frame out of. You just can't beat these guys if you're renovating a cabin.
This is the only place to buy lumber windows etc. They have everything you can dream of as far as home or commercial building needs. Customer service is first class.
Bought 1000 sq ft basswood for vaulted ceiling. Milled very nicely and a pleasure to install. Nothing but complements from visitors who saw project .very nice people to work with. Highly recommend.
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