How can we benefit from forests while ensuring they continue to thrive and support life?

Sustainability groups like the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) are also working to find the best answers to this question.

Our team’s Denver tour highlights from the Mass Timber Group Summit this summer.

We’re looking forward to the “Mass Timber Group Summit” in Denver, Colorado, July 31 – August 2. It takes place at the Denver Art Museum and will be attended by the leading designers, engineers, suppliers and consultants in the North American mass timber space.

You made a great choice in choosing to feature timber in your home’s design. Thank you for choosing Cornerstone Timberframes to be your supplier of fine structural and decorative timber!

This is a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Metis indigenous peoples of Canada.

We’re a tour group of eight: engineers, foresters, and timber advocates – all with open minds but little exposure to Indigenous life, history and worldview. We spent the morning touring the Weyerhauser LSL plant NE of Kenora.

Today, we are happy to share a candid interview with Doug Kehler, who is the Finishing Department Manager, Timber Purchaser, and Logistics expert at Cornerstone Timberframes. Doug has been an integral part of our team since 2018, and we cannot wait to introduce you to one of the important people responsible for our successful projects.

Windmills are quite possibly the most interesting buildings made by humans. They reflect our human ingenuity and beautifully display our ability to work cooperatively with nature. A curious mix of building and machine, windmills are a showcase of math, engineering, and refined carpentry skills!