Clark Lumber Company

07/16/2026

The woods don’t wait, and neither do we.
A foggy Tennessee morning, the sound of a saw, and another tree beginning its journey. It’s hard work, early mornings, and a commitment to doing the job right.

This is where quality lumber begins.

06/24/2026

Clark Hardwoods- Erin, TN
Polar Log being turned into hardwood lumber with our McDonough Saw.
Any guesses on what poplar lumber is used mostly for?

06/19/2026

Clark Lumber- Red Boiling Springs
Stacking Steamed Walnut

06/03/2026

Hurdle Saw- Red Boiling Springs, TN

This is the first step in turning a hardwood log into usable lumber. The log is positioned and ran through the head saw, where it’s broken down into boards based on size, quality, and yield. From here, the lumber will move to the resaw.

05/20/2026

Thank you to the USDA and TN Department of Agriculture for organizing the second trade mission from Pakistan. Looking forward to continued partnerships and growth!

04/22/2026

Earth Day 🌎🌲
Wood is one of the few building materials that’s 100% renewable—when it’s managed responsibly.
Today, we’re proud to show what Earth Day looks like in our world:
✔️ Actively managed forests
✔️ Selective harvesting
Using natural resources doesn’t harm the Earth—
mismanaging them does.
Forests grow. Wood stores carbon. And when trees are replanted, the cycle continues.
That’s Earth Day, the lumber way.

04/20/2026

04/14/2026

Happy to support students and the future of the trades 🛠️

04/07/2026

🌳Joseph Draper- Representing Clark Lumber on a Global Stage 🌏

We’re proud to share that our lumber sales manager, Joseph Draper, recently traveled to Guangzhou, China to represent Clark Lumber at the Interzum Guangzhou Trade Show—one of the world’s leading exhibitions for woodworking, furniture production, and interior design materials.

This incredible opportunity allowed us to connect with international partners, explore emerging trends, and bring back valuable insights