Scierie Renaud
Jura softwood sawmill producing fir and spruce lumber for construction and timber buyers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Scierie Renaud
Scierie Renaud is a family-run sawmill specializing in sawing medium and large softwood logs, including fir and spruce from the Jura region. Its structural lumber includes grades for traditional and industrial timber framing.
The company is based in Labergement-Sainte-Marie, France, where it has been located since 1977. The business traces its origins to 1874 and is part of the Jura Superieur group; it also adheres to the Bois de France label and holds PEFC certification.
Product: Sawn fir and spruce lumber, including structural timber for construction.
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