Birch Lumber for Sale
Wisconsin's #1 Sustainable Lumber Supplier
Menominee Tribal Enterprises (MTE) is a leading supplier of eco-friendly, durable lumber in Wisconsin, offering a wide selection of high-quality birch wood products. Our birch lumber is responsibly sourced from our well-managed forests in Wisconsin, ensuring sustainability. We provide competitive pricing and efficient delivery services tailored to your requirements.
Birch is a hardwood recognized for its distinctive paper-like bark. It flourishes predominantly in the Eastern U.S. through the Western Wisconsin
border.
MTE uses comprehensive forest management practices to maintain a robust supply of birch. Contact us today about our birch availability!
Why Choose MTE Wood for Birch Wood?
We guarantee high standards across our product range with strict quality control measures. Our team is well-versed in the properties and applications of birch lumber, providing valuable guidance to our clients. MTE has become the top choice for birch wood in Wisconsin because of our commitment to sustainable practices!
Birch Lumber Characteristics
Birch trees are easily identified by their distinctive white or pale thin bark layers. Birch is positioned near the center of the Janka hardness scale, with yellow birch scoring 1260 lbf. The wood is light-colored with a fine, uniform grain, making it highly workable. Birch trees are medium-sized, reaching heights of 30 to 60 feet, with slender trunks and rounded canopies.
Birch trees are commonly found in temperate and northern regions. They tend to grow quickly and are seen in mixed woodlands and on forest edges.
Quick Facts on Birch
- Common Names: paper birch, river birch, yellow birch
- Origin: Northern Hemisphere
- Color: White to pale reddish-brown
- Average Weight: 42 lbs/ft³ (672 kg/m³)
- General Characteristics: Birch is dense, hard and strong. It is naturally very white or a pale tan color. Birch’s durability makes it ideal for furniture, millwork, flooring and cabinets. Birch is commonly used for furniture, millwork, flooring and toys.
Common Uses for Birch
The Declining Birch Population in Wisconsin
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, several birch trees die prematurely due to unsustainable practices. Birch trees must have proper planting sites and insect control measures to enjoy a long-lasting lifespan.
MTE puts these practices into place in our Menominee forest. We guarantee our forest has the proper soil, fertilization and insect treatments to properly maintain birch trees. Our sustainable forest management practices preserve the local birch population in Wisconsin.
Supplying Birch for Businesses Across Wisconsin
MTE supplies birch lumber to businesses throughout Wisconsin, including in Appleton, Eau Claire, Green Bay, Madison, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Sheboygan, Waupaca and Wausau. Whether you're a manufacturer, contractor or woodworker, we provide premium birch products with prompt delivery right to your doorstep.
