DCI Corporation Sawmill

About DCI Corporation Sawmill

DCI Corporation Sawmill is a sawmill in South Royalton, Vermont. It is run by DCI, a hardwood furniture maker that has operated since 1975 and is headquartered in Lisbon, New Hampshire, about 60 miles from the mill. DCI's furniture is FSC-certified and is made mostly for colleges and military housing programs. The mill saws ash, red oak, hard and soft maple, and yellow birch. Its band headsaw cuts about 10,000 board feet a day, and the lumber goes to Lisbon for drying and processing. The company runs its work "from standing timber and rough lumber to milling," and carries it on through manufacturing and installation, so the mill is the first step in a process that ends with finished furniture. On the log side, DCI works mostly with "coalitions of private landowners to secure our logs." Dartmouth College is one example. Maple logs cut from the college's own forest were sawn at this mill for dorm furniture. It suits a landowner who already belongs to a group of neighboring woodlot owners and wants logs sawn by a mill that also makes finished furniture. From dcifurn.com, read 8 October 2026.

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