Fencing lumber by the piece — priced below the big box.
The premium brown pressure-treated stock we build our own panels from — kiln-dried so it stays straight, with the brown colour built into the treatment. Sold by the piece: 2×4 framing, 1×6 fence boards, 4×4 and 6×6 posts, lattice and nailing strips — priced below the big box’s premium board.
Same size board. Two grades. Buy the one that stays put.
Every pressure-treated board looks the same in the rack. What separates a premium board from a commodity one is moisture and colour: ours is kiln-dried with the brown built in, so it goes up straight and finished and stays that way. Here’s the difference line by line — and why the useful price comparison is premium against premium, not against a cheap green board.
What fencers ask before they buy.
What lumber do I need to build a wood fence?
How much is a pressure-treated fence board?
Do you sell fence lumber by the piece?
What size posts do I need for a 6-foot fence?
Where can fence contractors buy fencing lumber in the GTA?
Is your pressure-treated fencing lumber kiln-dried?
Kiln-dried, above-ground rated, with a built-in brown colour — the boards come off the pile drier, lighter and straighter, and they hold their shape instead of cupping and twisting like a wet green board. It’s the same stock we pick through for our own panels.
The big boxes sell a premium kiln-dried board too — that’s the honest thing to compare against ours, not their cheapest green board. Premium for premium, we come in under, because we sell factory-direct from one Bolton yard instead of a national supply chain.
Buy exactly what the job needs — one board or a thousand, priced per piece, with no membership and no bulk-only minimums. Grab your boards, posts and fence panels in one load at 240 Ellwood Drive West. Delivery on loose lumber by quote; call 647-569-2163.