We supply softwood lumber in wholesale quantities. Ideal for construction, wood packaging and industrial manufacturing, we offer a range from Structural-grade #1 and #2 to Utility and Economy options. We also carry hardwood species in a range of grades from Pallet Stock and Cants to FAS and high-end common grades.
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We provide mostly softwood species from across North America as well as hardwood lumber in various sizes, species and grades—all available in semi-truckload quantities.
We offer a range of grades, including structural-grade #1 and #2, but specialize in Downfall grades such as Utility and Economy (#3/#4) options in softwood and hardwood, to meet diverse project requirements.
No, Downfall lumber such as Utility and Economy (#3/#4) tends to be for projects where grade and structural integrity are not important.
Yes, we specialize in bulk/wholesale orders, providing lumber in truckload quantities to accommodate high-demand projects.
Surplus lumber is typically overstock from manufacturers or distributors, while Downfall lumber will have defects. Both offer cost-saving opportunities.
Yes, we source and stock green, kiln-dried and heat-treated (KDHT) and kiln-dried (KD) lumber to suit specific project needs. Contact us to check availability.
Downfall lumber is used in wood component, manufacturing and agricultural applications, including barns, sheds and industrial builds. It’s also used in wood packaging and pallet manufacturing.
Yes, we can source specific species based on your requirements. Let us know your needs, and we’ll provide options.
Yes, we provide Cut-to-size options in truckload quantities to match the exact specifications of your project. This service helps minimize waste and streamlines your workflow. Please see our custom services here.
Contact our sales team with your specifications, quantity and delivery info and we’ll provide competitive pricing and options.
The key differences between hardwood and softwood lumber come down to tree type, density, and common uses. Hardwood is derived from deciduous trees (trees that shed their leaves annually); hardwoods like oak, maple and walnut are denser and more durable. They’re often used for furniture, flooring, cabinetry and high-end construction where strength and aesthetics are a priority. Softwood is sourced from coniferous trees (evergreens like pine, cedar and fir). They’re lighter, less dense and easier to work with. They’re widely used in construction, framing and projects where affordability and versatility are key.
The primary difference lies in their appearance and structural integrity. Grade #1 lumber has fewer knots and defects, making it stronger and more visually appealing. It’s ideal for applications where appearance and high strength are important, like exposed beams, trim or finished carpentry. Grade #2 lumber has more knots, splits and other imperfections but still meets structural standards. It’s commonly used for general construction, framing or other applications where appearance is less critical. Both grades are reliable for construction purposes, but #1 is chosen for its superior quality and aesthetics, while #2 is valued for its cost-effectiveness and utility.
Our team is available M-F, 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
We are headquartered at 3101 West Main Street, Suite 110, Boise, ID 83702, and we have 19 service offices across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
We serve customers across the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico, and work with global suppliers.
We’ve been helping buyers and sellers move semi-truckload quantities of building materials and surplus goods since 2000.
We partner with wholesalers, retailers, contractors, distributors and industrial manufacturers who buy or sell semi-truckload quantities of materials.
Silvaris is a B2B (business-to-business) distributor. We sell flatbed and semi-truckload quantities directly to businesses.
Use the Request a Quote form or call us at (888) 856-6677 with your specifications. A trader will get back to you quickly with options.
Most orders are fulfilled by the semi-truckload, but less-than-truckload (LTL) orders may be available, depending on the product.
We have our own logistics team to ensure fast, reliable delivery. Products can ship by the truckload, less-than-truckload (LTL) or by rail.
Our primary markets are the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean and Mexico.
We accept ACH, wire transfers, credit cards and checks.
Yes. Credit terms are available for qualified customers. We can put you in touch with our credit department to learn more.
We partner with mills, manufacturers and suppliers across North America. Our team also specializes in reverse logistics that help keep surplus and downfall materials in play.
Contact our team of traders and we’ll walk you through the account set-up process.
Sign up for our Daily Deals email and/or build a relationship with one of our traders, who will proactively look for the products you need.
Transit times may vary depending on season, customs traffic and distance from the border.
We accept wire transfers, bank deposits and can offer credit terms upon approval. Invoices are available in USD, CAD or MXN equivalents, depending on the market.
We keep products all across the U.S./Mexico Border at reload facilities, giving us just-in-time inventory that customers can pick up and take across the border.
Yes, we can ship directly from the mill via rail car to your destination of choice to unload.
We keep some stock at dedicated reload facilities, but can ship directly from the mill via truck or rail to your location.
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