Located in Delta British Columbia, the Delta mill consists of one head rig and one c-frame carriage feeding two shifting saw edgers and three resaws.

The head rig mill is still best known for its timber cutting of up to 34' in length. The shifting saw edgers allow more flexibility when adapting to the different personalities of each cant, in relation to the order file. This mill typically cuts logs 16"in diameter and larger.

The c-frame mill was added in 1993. This mill is designed to cut logs up to 16" in diameter. The c-frame style allows the canting of a log in one pass and is best suited for the smaller logs that do not yield any clear fiber. This mill's log diet consists of approximately 60% Pacific Coast Yellow Cedar and 40% Western Red Cedar. Annual production on a two-shift basis is currently fifty million board feet.

Our remanufacturing plant is located across the street from the Delta Cedar Sawmill. Most of the production from the two sawmills is further processed in to finished product utilizing the planers, moulders, resaws and chop line. Any kiln dried items are sent to one of six dry kilns on site. The Delta Cedar main office is also located at this facility, and all sales are conducted from this office.