Specialty ‘custom cutters’ added to BC Timber Sales program
13-07-2026 20:41 via nanaimobulletin.com

Specialty ‘custom cutters’ added to BC Timber Sales program

B.C.’s Forests ministry is expanding a program that allows value-added manufacturers to access BC Timber Sales logs to include specialty “custom cutters” who supply unique wood products to buyers around the world.
These manufacturers supply wood for everything from specialty windows and doors to Japanese temples. But unlike other value-added manufacturers that use BC Timber Sales logs, these businesses don’t have their own mills.
There are about 40 custom cutter companies
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