Rustic Looks, Rock-Bottom Price
Bring natural character and timeworn charm to your next project with Dakota Rustic materials—now just $0.99/LF while supplies last at Mason’s Mill & Lumber. Crafted from reclaimed pine and designed to capture the look of aged barnwood, Dakota Rustic is an easy way to add authentic texture and warmth to walls, ceilings, and custom builds. Don’t miss this limited-time chance to stock up at our lowest price yet.
ACRE™ Reversible Decking by MODERN MILL
ACRE™ Decking is a sustainable, durable alternative with the genuine look and feel of real wood. ACRE™ Decking is lightweight, strong, water-resistant and guaranteed not to rot or splinter. ACRE™ Decking is easy to cut, fasten without pre-drilling, rout, thermoform and accepts paint or stain without primer. Best of all, ACRE™ Decking is made without harming a single tree, in a zero-waste environment in the U.S.A. ACRE™ Decking helps protect your home and our world.
ACRE™ Decking is reversible with grain on one side and embossed on other side and available in grooved or no groove. See additional images.
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ACRE™ Reversible Decking by MODERN MILL
ACRE™ Decking is a sustainable, durable alternative with the genuine look and feel of real wood. ACRE™ Decking is lightweight, strong, water-resistant and guaranteed not to rot or splinter. ACRE™ Decking is easy to cut, fasten without pre-drilling, rout, thermoform and accepts paint or stain without primer. Best of all, ACRE™ Decking is made without harming a single tree, in a zero-waste environment in the U.S.A. ACRE™ Decking helps protect your home and our world.
ACRE™ Decking is reversible with grain on one side and embossed on other side and available in grooved or no groove. See additional images.
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- Clearance 2024
SAMPLE ORDERS CANNOT BE CANCELLED OR RETURNED. 2-3 days processing for sample orders. Non-stock profile samples will not be species specific. Contact Sales for a quote on specific species in the profile sample you need.
