Wood Species

KUIP sources wood from forests nationwide, working with multiple tree species depending upon the designated use of the pole and the length, class and framing requirements of our customers.

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Southern Yellow Pine

Grown in abundance throughout the southern U.S., this species is particularly well-suited for distribution-related poles. Available in sizes up to 90 feet.

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Red Pine

The typically large diameter of this species makes them ideal for use in transmission pole-related work. Available in sizes up to 50 feet.

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Western Red Cedar

Well-known for its ability to resist decay or rot, Western Red Cedar is a suitable species for both distribution and transmission applications. Available in sizes up to 125 feet.

Douglas Fir at Lake Sacajawea Park, Cowlitz County, Washington.

Douglas Fir

The typically large diameter of this species makes them ideal for use in transmission pole-related work. Available in sizes up to 125 feet.