Finger Joint

An Engineered Wood Product

Finger jointed lumber is engineered to be stronger and straighter than its solid wood counterpart. Short pieces of kiln dried, heat treated blocks are defect chopped and ripped and are then used in the finger joint manufacture process. Finger jointed lumber can be produced in many different lengths specific to customer and market requirements thereby saving time and money for the builder at the job site.

Heat Resistant Adhesive (HRA)

Vanderhoof Specialty Wood Products has proactively responded to the upcoming changes in the multi-level building code requirement for more heat and fire resistant building products. ALL finger jointed lumber at Vanderhoof Specialty Wood Products is produced using a heat resistant adhesive.

Products

HRA Finger jointed lumber is available in:
Stud and #2 grades in Spruce-Pine-Fir
2×3, 2×4, and 2×6 dimensions
8’, 9’, and10’ standard lengths or specialized lengths as required.

Operations

Vanderhoof Specialty Wood Products’ current production capacity is approximately 25 million board feet annually of finger jointed lumber.