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Featured Products
Mill Outlet Lumber has long been a destination for builders, homeowners, and cedar lovers across the South Sound. Our yard is packed with materials that have shaped Northwest homes for generations — from durable wood fencing supplies to classic cedar decking to historic split rail systems. Explore our featured products below and discover why these time‑tested materials continue to stand out.
Cedar Fencing
Western Red Cedar • Alaskan Yellow Cedar • Doug Fir • Pressure Treated Posts & Rails
Wood fencing has been a staple of Northwest properties for generations. From early homesteads to modern neighborhoods, cedar boards and sturdy posts have long been used to define boundaries, add privacy, and create durable, natural‑looking enclosures. Known for their strength, weather resistance, and timeless appearance. Wood fencing products remain one of the most trusted choices for both residential and commercial applications.
At Mill Outlet, we stock wood fencing products in:
Western Red Cedar fence boards and rails for classic Northwest performance, rich color, and long‑lasting durability
Alaskan Yellow Cedar Fence Boards for exceptional strength, superior density, and long lasting performance in harsh Northwest environments.
Doug Fir fence boards for a strong, economical option with a traditional look
Pressure treated posts in sizes ranging from nominal to jumbo for maximum strength and longevity
Pressure treated 2×4 & 2×6 rails for dependable structural support in any fencing layout
From privacy fences and garden enclosures to acreage boundaries and custom designs, our fencing materials offer durability, natural beauty, and the flexibility to build exactly what your project requires.
Cedar Decking
Western Red Cedar & Alaskan Yellow Cedar
Cedar has been a cornerstone of Northwest construction for centuries. Indigenous communities used both Western Red and Alaskan Yellow Cedar for canoes, longhouses, tools, and ceremonial objects because of their strength, stability, and natural resistance to decay. Today, those same qualities make cedar one of the most trusted decking materials in the world.
Western Red Cedar offers warm color, straight grain, and a lightweight feel that makes it easy to work with.
Alaskan Yellow Cedar is prized for its exceptional durability, fine grain, and bright, clean appearance — a favorite for long lasting, high performance decks.
Whether you’re building a backyard retreat or a full outdoor living space, our cedar decking delivers beauty, longevity, and that unmistakable Northwest character.
Western Red Cedar Decking Alaskan Yellow Cedar Decking
Interior & Exterior Cedar Paneling
Western Red Cedar • Alaskan Yellow Cedar • Pine • SPF
Paneling profiles like shiplap, channel, bevel, and tongue and groove have been used for centuries to finish and protect homes. Originally crafted for barns, cabins, and coastal structures, these overlapping and interlocking designs helped shed water, block wind, and create tight, durable surfaces long before modern building materials existed. Today, these same profiles remain popular for both interior and exterior applications thanks to their clean lines, versatility, and timeless appeal.
At Mill Outlet, we stock interior and exterior paneling in:
Western Red Cedar for premium performance, rich color, and long‑lasting beauty
Alaskan Yellow Cedar for exceptional stability, density, and long‑term durability
Pine for a warm, traditional look suited to both rustic and contemporary interiors
SPF (Spruce Pine Fir) for economical, versatile applications in a wide range of designs
From accent walls and ceilings to full exterior cladding, these paneling styles offer durability, character, and design flexibility for any project.
Cedar Shingles & Shakes
Western Red Cedar & Alaskan Yellow Cedar
Cedar shingles and shakes have been used for roofing and siding since the earliest settlements in North America. Their natural ability to resist moisture, insects, and decay made them a go to material long before asphalt shingles existed. Builders still choose cedar today for its longevity, insulation value, and unmistakable charm.
We carry:
Western Red Cedar shingles and shakes for classic Northwest style
Alaskan Yellow Cedar shingles and shakes for superior density and long term performance
Whether you’re restoring a historic home or adding character to a new build, cedar shingles and shakes offer a look that never goes out of style.
Western Red Cedar Split Rail Fencing
Pony Weight & Standard Weight
Split rail fencing dates back to early American homesteads, where settlers needed a fast, durable way to mark property lines and contain livestock. Western Red Cedar became the preferred material because it naturally resists rot and weathers beautifully without treatment.
Today, split rail fencing remains a favorite for its rustic charm and low maintenance performance. We stock both:
Pony weight for lighter, economical installations
Standard weight for traditional, heavy duty applications
Perfect for acreage, wetland boundary, gardens, and anyone who wants a fence that blends seamlessly with the landscape.
Full Dimension Rough Cut Alaskan Yellow Cedar Boards & Beams
Alaskan Yellow Cedar has been valued for centuries along the Pacific Coast, where Native communities used it for paddles, tools, totems, and structural beams thanks to its incredible strength and resistance to decay. That legacy continues today — especially in its full dimension, rough cut form, which delivers the kind of rugged durability modern lumber rarely matches.
At Mill Outlet Lumber, we stock true sized, rough cut Yellow Cedar boards and beams that are sawn to old school dimensions, not planed down to nominal sizes. Builders choose this material when they want maximum strength, crisp edges, and a bold, architectural look.
Common uses include:
Heavy duty outdoor structures
Pergolas, trellises, and garden bed frames
Timber accents and exposed beam work
Deck framing in wet or coastal environments
Long lasting landscape and marine applications
Full dimension Yellow Cedar is one of the toughest softwoods on the planet — dense, stable, and naturally rot resistant — making it a top choice for customers who want materials that stand the test of time.
