Hardwood Lumber Dealers in IowaThe Woodsmith Store
Clive, Iowa
Woodworking retail store in the Des Moines metro (affiliated with Woodsmith magazine) selling hardwood lumber alongside tools, hardware, and supplies, with classes and online ordering.
MillieWoodWorks (Des Moines Hardwoods)
Des Moines, Iowa
Small Des Moines business milling and selling kiln-dried hardwood lumber and slabs sawn from local urban logs, sold direct to area woodworkers.
Twister Hill Hardwoods
Pilot Mound, Iowa
Iowa sawmill offering kiln-dried live-edge hardwood slabs (walnut, oak and more) and locally milled dimensional hardwood lumber, plus finished products; inventory can be shopped online.
Woodcraft of Iowa City
Iowa City, Iowa
Woodcraft retail store carrying woodworking tools, hardwood lumber, and supplies, with in-store classes and demos. Part of the national Woodcraft chain.
Knot Just Lumber
Hiawatha, Iowa
Eastern Iowa's hardwood lumber and woodworking shop in Hiawatha, serving hobby and professional woodworkers with domestic and exotic lumber, live-edge slabs, turning blanks, vacuum drying, sanding, and flattening services.
Amana Forestry Service
Amana, Iowa
Amana forestry service serving Iowa City and Cedar Rapids with kiln-dried hardwood lumber, live/natural edge slabs (walnut, white oak, elm, sycamore, cherry), dimensional lumber, and turning stock.
Monk Creek Woodworks
Donnellson, Iowa
Rural southeast Iowa wood shop about 12 minutes southwest of Donnellson carrying rough-cut dimensional lumber and live-edge slabs, plus sawmill services and wood wares. Visits by appointment.
Liberty Hardwoods (Des Moines)
Ankeny, Iowa
Family-owned hardwood lumber and plywood distributor since 1997, serving custom cabinet and furniture manufacturers across nine Midwest states with domestic and exotic hardwood lumber, mouldings, Baltic birch and hardwood plywood, MDF, particleboard, melamine, and hardware. Recommended by Woodsmith Magazine.
Kendrick Forest Products
Edgewood, Iowa
Iowa's largest sawmill, family-owned since 1983, milling walnut, red and white oak, hard and soft maple, red and grey elm, cherry, ash, basswood, and hickory sourced almost entirely within 100-150 miles of Edgewood. Recommended by Woodsmith Magazine as a source for NE Iowa.