Boscus Canada is a distributor of eastern spruce demension lumber and studs.

Eastern Spruce, Pine and Fir (SPF) has been the choice of builders for many years. As the first choice for framing material, Irving Lumber softwood lumber is dependable, cost-effective and offers a superior strength-to-weight ratio. Kiln drying helps to ensure a consistent product time after time.

The Benefits of Eastern Spruce, Pine and Fir (SPF) are: smaller, tighter knot size; slower growth species promotes tighter wood grain for better strength, value and dimensional stability; preferred species for its workability in construction applications.

Pleasant River Lumber adheres to a strict quality control program. We grade lumber to the North Eastern Lumber Manufacturer's Association (NELMA) grade rule in accordance with the American Lumber Standard (ALS). Each of our graders is NELMA certified and each piece of lumber is marked with a grader identification stamp enabling our quality control team to monitor individual grader quality.

In the Great Lakes region, PotlatchDeltic's Minnesota and Michigan mills produce precision-cut studs and finger-jointed studs in spruce, pine, and fir (SPFs).

Many of our lumber and plywood products can be purchased with chain-of-custody certification under the strict standards of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The FSC certification is a third-party standard audited by either the Rainforest Alliance's Smartwood™ program or Scientific Certification Systems (SCS), both leading third-party certifiers.

Taiga has been a market leader in providing the building industry with their lumber requirements for over 30 years. We specialize in distributing Eastern and Western Canadian dimension SPF (Spruce, Pine, Fir), Douglas Fir, and Fir/Larch in LCL (less than car load) volumes.