Joinery Timber

Our joinery grade timber is carefully kiln-dried for stability, making it ideal for high-quality internal applications such as windows, doors, staircases, and furniture. Selected for its clean appearance, straight grain, and dimensional accuracy, this timber is easy to machine, shape, and finish. Its consistent moisture content ensures excellent workability, minimal movement, and reliable performance in precision joinery projects. Available in a range of species and sizes to suit bespoke or production-scale needs.

Saw milling process

Order placed
Timber allocated in Mill
01
Our friendly experts will assist you in finalising your order and entering it into our system.
Cutting
Timber is cut in mill
02
Your order will be milled to match your specified dimensions.
Additional processes
Timber is treated
03
If your order requires additional processes, such as kiln drying, planing, or cross-cutting, this will happen at this stage
Order ready
Timber is finished
04
Once your order is completed, we will notify you that it is ready for collection. If you’ve requested delivery, we will reach out to arrange it.

Timber Options

At East Brothers, we supply a full range of joinery-grade hardwoods and softwoods, selected for quality, consistency, and performance. All timbers are kiln-dried for stability, accurately sawn, and suitable for fine joinery work — including windows, doors, cabinetry, stair parts, and interior fittings.

Our in-house machining facilities allow us to provide timber cut to size or profiled to order, ensuring maximum yield, minimal waste, and ready-to-use material for both bespoke and production-scale joinery.

(Click the links to find out more)

Why East Brothers?

All timber kiln-dried and graded for joinery use
Machining and profiling available in-house
Cut-to-order and full packs supplied
Expert advice on species selection and application

For pricing, current stock, or custom machining enquiries, speak to our sales team today. We’ll help you select the right timber to match your design, durability, and production needs.