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These are Douglas Fir Mine Guides 5-1/2" x 7-1/2" x 18' long that we are making for a customer with a gold mine over-seas. These pieces are for the structure of the elevator shaft; as the elevator goes further down into the mine they...
This customer is a transport company moving 24" OD long length steel pipe. "Single-sided" dunnage goes on the bottom and "double-sided" goes on the upper layer. This keeps the pipes in alignment and "cradled" for safe transport.
The "blue" part here is the underside (hull) of a huge ship being built in a shipyard. This ship is being prepared for launching in a dry dock. The beige steel is the support cradle and the timber wedges are shaped and used to...
These Douglas Fir Industrial Blocks and Wedges are for a Shipyard. Everything from 12" x 12" x 36" Solid Blocks to 2" x 12" x 36" Wedges.
These are used in Railway Car Shops. Always best to put some Maple between steel to steel to stop slippage and prevent damage. These are 4" x 16" x 32" complete with internal metal handles, they won't look very nice after a few days...
Here is an order of Contoured Dunnage, AKA Pipe Saddles. All dunnage in this case is 102" long to fit a flat deck truck. This dunnage is for pipe that is 30", 36" and 42" outside diameter. They will load the bottom layer using...
These are Fids. Used for Rope Splicing, these are particularly large ones (2-1/4" diameter by 21" long) for log boom and barge tow ropes. A fid is used to hold open rope knots and holes in canvas, and to separate the "lays" (or strands)...
Sometimes we get involved in some interesting projects! Check this Yellow Cedar Natural Adventure Playground, this is very cool, we supplied some timbers and flooring for this build to a good customer. Lucky kids!
These timber wedges are being used by a logistics company to secure large pipe from rolling. They are 6" tall and 12" on base, 45 degree cut, making the angle about 8" long. A squirt of polyurethane and a couple of nails will hold...
These are 3" x 6" x 36" wedges from 3" heel to 1" toe with a chamfered edge. These are being used at a shipyard to support sheets of steel plate before welding.
These contoured pipe skids were sent to a West Coast port to support some expensive coated 24" diameter pipe. Ropes around the special coated pipe keeps pipes separated when being transported.
These Douglas Fir timbers are 12" x 12" x 8' and are being used in some of the bridge repairs which were caused by massive flooding in BC in 2021.
