Trade pricing. Nationwide shipping. No accounts to open.
A price break for architects, designers, builders, and repeat buyers, paid at time of order or quote. Not a credit line.
How Trade Pricing Works
Trade pricing is a price break, not a credit line. You pay at the time of order or at the time your quote is finalized. There is no application for terms, no net-30, no invoicing after delivery. We ship to every state in the country, and we are not going to put a mechanic’s lien on a project three states away over an unpaid invoice. So we keep it simple: order or quote, price break applied, paid in full, then material ships. Nothing leaves the mill until it is paid in full, sample kit to full house package.
Trade pricing here is a volume and repeat business price break, paid the way a normal order gets paid. We don’t carry terms on any order, so you will never get a surprise at invoicing.
Trade pricing applies across the catalog: textured hardwood siding, architectural veneer, solid hardwood, and Ultra Shelf’s floating shelves, mantels, and bracket hardware. Volume and order history both factor into the price break. Ask for it when you request a quote or a spec sheet.
A Note on Ultra Shelf’s Own Trade Program
Ultra Shelf runs its own trade program, separate from Snake River Hardwoods’ trade pricing described above. It is an apply-online program with its own approval, its own member pricing, a dedicated trade representative, and one B2B account that covers Ultra Shelf and Murphy Door® orders. That program lives at Ultra Shelf's Trade Program and covers Ultra Shelf’s shelf, mantel, and bracket catalog.
Snake River Hardwoods’ own trade pricing, described above, is broader: it covers the full catalog, textured siding and veneer included, and it is the price break you get when you order or request a quote directly through us. If you only need Ultra Shelf product, their program may be the faster path. If your project needs siding, veneer, or solid hardwood alongside shelving, come to us directly.
Who You’re Buying From
Snake River Hardwoods is a Murphy Door® company. That matters when a package is on a truck to your site, so here is what stands behind it.
- Three American plants. Ogden, Utah. Lexington, Kentucky. And Rigby, Idaho, the hardwood plant. Dallas, Texas is coming soon.
- Hardware made in house. Murphy Door® builds its own hardware in Ogden, Utah. Every hinge, every mechanical lock, all the Murphy Bed hardware.
- 200,000+ orders shipped by Murphy Door®.
- Seven-time Inc. 5000 honoree, and NAHB Best of IBS, Best Indoor Product, 2022.
- Our own trucks. Material moves between plants on the company’s own fleet.
- Warranty in writing. Ultra Shelf and Murphy Door® products carry a limited lifetime warranty. Accoya® carries a 50-year above-ground warranty from Accsys, its maker.
- Paid in full, then shipped. No credit accounts and no invoice terms, so the price you see is the price you pay, plus delivery.
Questions on a package? Ask for Kaiden Ohlson, Director of Sales, at 1-208-722-2455 or sales@snakeriverhardwoods.com.

Made in the USA, Shipped Nationwide
Every board that carries the Snake River Hardwoods name is milled at our own facility in Rigby, Idaho, on the Snake River. Timber is purchased by the board foot from trusted suppliers, then milled and texture-engineered on our own floor. We are a processor, not a forest owner. Nobody here is cutting down a forest. We are the shop that takes good hardwood and turns it into siding, veneer, and solid stock that is ready to build with. Snake River Hardwoods is a Murphy Door® company, part of the same made-in-USA family that includes Murphy Door® hidden doors and Murphy Beds.
From that one mill, material ships to all fifty states, direct to job site. That is the whole model: made in one place, shipped everywhere, no regional distributor markup in between.
The Rockies Advantage: Fast Sampling, Fast Freight
Being based in Rigby, Idaho, in the Rockies, is not just a nice location story. It is a practical advantage for anyone specifying material on a real timeline.
Samples and spec sheets move fast because they come straight from the mill that makes the product, not through a distributor layer. When a project changes species or texture depth mid-spec, we are the ones running the material, so there is no middleman to wait on.
Freight runs the same way. Orders ship direct to job site from Rigby, not staged through regional warehouses. Exact transit times depend on destination and order size and are confirmed at quote, but the structural advantage is real: one mill, direct freight, no distributor hop.
That proximity advantage matters most on the projects where the building is hardest. High-altitude, low-humidity, freeze-thaw conditions in the mountain West are unforgiving on veneer and laminate, including engineered veneer over an engineered core like Vaultwood Core™, the third-party material standard we spec and buy to under those products. Material that holds up on a Teton Valley great room or a Park City ski-in remodel is proven under conditions most of the rest of the country never tests it against.
Freight we control, not freight we hand off.
Material leaves Rigby on company equipment running under one roof with Murphy Door® and Ultra Shelf. Shared lanes, shared backhaul, and a dispatcher who answers the phone when a job site date moves.


Fleet livery shown as applied artwork on Murphy Door® Inc. equipment.
Three regions, tested hardest.
Snake River Hardwoods ships to all fifty states, but three regions in our own backyard are where the standard gets tested hardest: high altitude, low humidity, real freeze-thaw cycles, and building seasons that do not wait on a slow supply chain. Each region below has its own page with the specifics for that market.
Park City / Deer Valley
Where resort interiors meet the standard. Chalet interiors, ski-in millwork.
WyomingJackson Hole
Timber-frame great rooms. Large-format wall and ceiling surfaces.
Idaho / Wyoming / MontanaGrand Teton / Yellowstone Gateway
Lodge and gateway-town builds. Seasonal freight windows.
Why Specifiers Move Here
The large architectural wood houses mill a long way from the Rockies and quote in months. We mill in Rigby, Idaho, four and a half hours from Park City and an hour and a half from Jackson Hole, and we quote in weeks.
| Samples | 1 to 3 business days, straight from the mill |
| Production | 2 to 4 weeks from approved shop drawing |
| Trade pricing | Applied at time of order or quote. No account to open, no application, no net 30. |
| Freight | Direct to job site, all fifty states, built around delivery windows |
| Species | Domestic hardwood milled in Idaho, plus Accoya® modified wood for exterior work |
If your schedule is the problem, say so on the quote request and we will tell you the real date before you commit, not after.
What Trade Pricing Covers
- Spec sheets and shop drawings, issued on request. Species, texture depth, profile, and the moisture and fire data we hold, sent for your set. Ask and a person at the mill sends them. They are not yet posted as downloads on this site, and we would rather say that than promise a library that is not there.
- Sample kits. Physical samples before anything goes into a spec.
- Trade pricing. Volume pricing for architects, builders, and repeat buyers, applied at time of order or quote.
- Direct-to-job-site freight. All fifty states, built around job-site delivery windows, not retail shipping.


Request a sample, ask for a spec sheet, or get a quote with trade pricing applied. No account to open, no terms to sign up for, just real pricing on real material.