Our Products

High quality hardwood lumber from sub-optimal feedstock

Deadwood Innovations produces modified high quality lumber in two primary forms, an indoor product and a water-resistant outdoor product.

The technology reduces geometric defects and increases the lumber’s density, offsetting negative effects of thermal modification and improving mechanical properties. This results in a product that meets or exceeds premium treated lumber in quality at a competitive price.

*Product brochure will be available to the public prior to commercial operation

The benefits and advantages of Deadwood Innovations

Creates a premium product from undervalued feedstock
Does not contribute to timber sustainability issues
Cost-competitive to premium hardwoods and thermal woods
Improved mechanical properties compared to conventional thermally modified products
Lowers carbon footprint of the forest industry by sequestering carbon otherwise released in combustive processes or decay
Contributes to healthier forest ecosystems by utilizing species with faster growth cycles (than SPF)

Sales partner

Unlocking profit for our customers

Deadwood works with primary lumber producers as technology providers, enabling them to unlock profit by using traditionally sub-optimal species as feedstock. Deadwood sells product B2B to wood product distributors, wholesalers, and secondary manufacturers.

Who we work with

B2B wood product distributors

Primary lumber producers

Mass Timber Home Kit

Deadwood’s Tl’Oh Upgrader commercial plant supports the Nak’azdli integrated fibre corridor and creates a regional housing production hub. Mass timber home kits will be produced using local resources. The lower material costs associated with locally sourced aspen and economy stud lumber, combined with industrialized prefabrication of novel components, will make housing projects more financially viable, enabling sustainable and cost-effective housing developments.

The aesthetic appeal of aspen and the structural capabilities of our novel mass timber panels can inspire new affordable architectural designs, expanding the possibilities for unique and environmentally integrated housing developments.

Establishing a local sustainable supply chain that benefits from the proximity of resources, engineering expertise, processing, and manufacturing facilities, provides social and economic benefits to the community. These benefits include job creation, community engagement, economic development, and housing availability.