Ironwood Mills
About Ironwood Mills
Ironwood Mills is an independently owned furniture maker and lumber yard in Phoenix, Arizona. It turns locally sourced hardwoods into one-of-a-kind designs and has operated since 2016. Scott Mills founded it. The shop is at 8342 N 7th Street, open Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm and Saturday from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm. It works in Phoenix and the valley, in Maricopa County. Its services include milling, machine surfacing, kiln drying, custom furniture, hardwood slabs and table bases. It can cut dimensional lumber up to 10 by 10. The shop works with acacia, ash, carob, chinaberry, cork bark oak, elm, eucalyptus, ficus, hickory, Indian rosewood, juniper, mesquite, olive, pine, silk oak and sycamore. For a log, the owner brings it to the storage yard near 17th Avenue and Happy Valley. The log must be at least 5 feet long and 14 inches in diameter. Jobs also carry a 1000 board foot minimum, at $2 per board foot. The shop's aim is to "rescue discarded trees" from the Phoenix area and give them new life as furniture. It suits a Maricopa County landowner with a large tree down who wants the wood kept as lumber or slabs, and who can bring in a log at least 5 feet long and 14 inches across. From ironwoodmills.com, read 10 November 2026.
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