Same problem. Following this post. Hehe.

Your local hardware stores will most likely be the first ones you'd be looking into. That and some scrap yards or junk shops that sell scrap wood or if your lucky there are some resellers of pine crates that have been reprocessed in Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City or reclaimed wood in Dapitan St, in Manila. Good luck!

Thanks, Willy! Will look into these leads.

I've been looking around, pugonarug, and I've found a few leads of my own.

Silangan Lumber in Marikina sells kiln-dried yellow meranti.

Ace Builders sells lauan supplied by Timberco (or was it Timberex?)

There are a few sellers on Sulit, like oninserboi (in Bulacan), Goldenwood, and a newish account under Delmar Woodworks. I have them bookmarked on a different computer, but they should be fairly easy to search for.

I read an older post by Armand that suggests a place called South Island Lumber in the Cainta area, would you guys know if this place is still open? Thanks!

Commonwealth - along COA left side coming from Batasan lot's of sash they also sell different kinds of wood
SJDM - around Gumaok area left side coming from Tungko I forgot the name.. there's a large lumber shop they are a distributor of all kinds of wood.. hardwoods included.. i'm planning to get yakal/guijo from them soon

Thanks, Root! And apologies for the 14-week-late response!

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Commonwealth - along COA left side coming from Batasan lot's of sash they also sell different kinds of wood
SJDM - around Gumaok area left side coming from Tungko I forgot the name.. there's a large lumber shop they are a distributor of all kinds of wood.. hardwoods included.. i'm planning to get yakal/guijo from them soon

yun ba yung may basketball court(half court) along the road? near the footbridge i think? and between coa and commonwealth market?

Thanks, Willy! Will look into these leads.

I've been looking around, pugonarug, and I've found a few leads of my own.

Silangan Lumber in Marikina sells kiln-dried yellow meranti.

Ace Builders sells lauan supplied by Timberco (or was it Timberex?)

There are a few sellers on Sulit, like oninserboi (in Bulacan), Goldenwood, and a newish account under Delmar Woodworks. I have them bookmarked on a different computer, but they should be fairly easy to search for.

I read an older post by Armand that suggests a place called South Island Lumber in the Cainta area, would you guys know if this place is still open? Thanks!

Yes Bigote, South Island is still very much open..a lumber/hardware store along Imelda avenue is also selling mahogany and tanguile, the name of the store is Hok Lumber.

Hey guys, i am also a beginner woodworker five years ago and was in your situation looking for wood sources..my frequent trips to Taytay Rizal has improved my list. I still have kamagong and teak in my shop just waiting for the right project.

Search also the thread about Policarpio Second Hand real real hard woods in Taytay, i used to get my narra and yakal there when I was still hooked to jewelry box making.

There's a guy in that area that used to have a sash factory. His name is Ronald. He still has some hardwood left that he wants to get rid of. He might give you a good deal if you take everything (not that many). He's a nice guy. He closed shop and sold his machines because the Barangay on that side of Commonwealth doesn't allow furniture making at that area anymore. They can still display and sell their stuff, but they can't make them there anymore. I know this information is late. I just stumbled on this thread because i'm looking for lumber suppliers myself. I hope it helps.

Guys, what's the cost per board foot at those stores you mentioned? I'm just looking for ordinary hardwood that i can use to make furniture. Nauru and yakal are too expensive for my skill level.

Sorry to bump this post.

Any leads on where to buy near Makati/Pasay area?

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Rational in Cubao, near Ramon Magsaysay High School, has good quality plywoods James Hardie brand plywood which is a multi-layered playwood, cheap price for a good quality lumbers also available there

Bumping this thread. I'm just a newbie here and I'm looking for hardwood retailers of durable woords like tanguile. I'm gonna go and make some whole bar stools for my small resto. Contacted already Filtra but I'm looking for more optons since Filtra's is pretty far away from Laguna. Any stores within Manila/QC or in any area going south that would be selling hardwood? Any suggestions aswell on what other hardwoods would be durable and sturdy for a chair/bar stool? Thanks 🙂