Douglas Fir Live Edge Slabs

Primarily found in Western United States and British Columbia, Canada, the Douglas-fir, technically, isn’t a fir at all - which is why the name is hyphenated. But it is very similar to several species. So much so that in the past it was called “Pine,” “Spruce,” “Hemlock,” and “Fir,” until 1867, when it was finally given its own genus, “Pseudotsuga,” which means “false Hemlock.” Renowned for its strength, durability, and ability to stand up to the elements, the Douglas-fir has been an important lumber for many peoples over many millennia. As strong as it is, Douglas-fir trees are just as beautiful and practical. Commonly grown as both ornamental trees and Christmas trees, the species grows so readily it’s often used after wildfires as a pioneer species in reforestation projects along the Pacific Northwest coast. #WoodVeneer #WoodVeneerSheets #DouglasFir
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