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Bennett Lumber Products, Inc. is a family owned company located in Northern Idaho. We own approximately 60,000 acres of forest land in northern Idaho and eastern Washington. We produce high quality lumber at our two mills located in Princeton, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington. Our mills are among the most modern and attractive mills in the world. They are designed for efficiency, safety and production. We take pride in providing high quality lumber products while practicing sustainable forestry and land management principles. |
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Production for Bennett sawmills reaches 150 MMBF annually consisting of quality dimension lumber including Douglas Fir, White Fir, Engelmann Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, Idaho White Pine, Inland Red Cedar, and Ponderosa Pine.
The lumber is shipped by truck and we also have rail transportation capabilities. In addition, units may be wrapped at the customer's request to ensure safe, clean delivery.
Representing both Guy Bennett Lumber Company and Bennett Lumber Products, our sales staff is available from 6am to 4pm (PST) Monday through Friday.
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| Sales Phone: (208) 875-1321 Fax: (208) 875-0191 |
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Email Jim
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Jim Vandegrift, Sales Manager, joined Bennett Lumber in September of 1991. Jim's career in the lumber industry began in 1978 while attending college and working at a sawmill in Montana. Following graduation, Jim started his career in sales and marketing. |
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Email Bob
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Bob Jahns retired from the US Air Force and flew commercially before joining the Bennett team in July of 1994 as Chief Pilot and as Safety Director, responsible for federal safety compliance. He entered the sales arena in the fall of 1994. |
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Wildlife Management
Bennett's timberlands are home to elk, deer, moose, bear, cougars, coyotes, turkeys, grouse, and a variety of other birds and mammals. Habitat for these animals are often best maintained simply by managing for a healthy forest.
Occasionally wildlife habitat is lost when forested land is converted to other uses. Bennett timberlands are never converted to other uses.
Wildlife habitat can be enhanced through maintaining nesting sites and restricting vehicle access. Most Bennett timberlands have vehicle restrictions to protect wildlife and water quality. Nesting sites have been maintained by protecting snags, building ponds, and maintaining nesting boxes for bluebirds.
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