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50+ Years
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Trusted Supplier of Engineered Wood Components
Since 1962, Littfin Lumber has been a trusted leader in manufacturing and supplying engineered wood components. Our journey began in Winsted, Minnesota, as a local lumber supplier, and we have grown into one of the nations largest truss plants while maintaining our commitment to quality, service, and innovation. Over six decades, we expanded our offerings to include custom wood trusses, nail-laminated columns, and wall panels, serving residential and commercial construction markets across the Midwest.

Our state-of-the-art technology and skilled team ensure precision engineering and craftsmanship, supported by core values of customer focus, integrity, and safety. As part of the All-Fab Group since 2020, we continue to prioritize performance excellence, delivering unmatched value through 300+ dealer partnerships and a passion for meeting evolving customer needs.
Services
Wood Trusses Laminated Columns Custom Wall Panels Residential Framing Commercial Building Solutions
Details
  • Year established: 1962
Highlights and features
  • We offer over 60 years of expertise in engineered wood component manufacturing.
  • Our products feature superior strength due to structural finger-jointed laminated columns.
  • We utilize state-of-the-art engineering software and manufacturing equipment.
  • Our team provides personalized service for custom residential and commercial solutions.
  • We maintain a 140,000-square-foot facility capable of producing 3,000+ trusses daily.
Services
Wood Trusses
Our engineered wood trusses enable longer clear spans than conventional framing, reducing material and labor costs. Designed with advanced software, they eliminate interior load-bearing walls and optimize structural efficiency for residential and commercial projects. Backed by 60+ years of manufacturing expertise, our trusses deliver durability and precision.
Laminated Columns
These high-strength columns use structural finger joints and ring-shank nails for 21-29% greater bending strength than glued laminated alternatives. Ideal for braced applications, they ensure code compliance and reliability in agricultural, industrial, and residential construction. Daily quality testing guarantees consistent performance.
Custom Wall Panels
We design and fabricate interior and exterior wall panels to streamline construction timelines. By optimizing material use and precision cutting, our panels reduce on-site labor while maintaining structural integrity. Custom solutions adapt to unique project specifications, enhancing efficiency without compromising quality.
Residential Framing
Our components support residential projects with 2x4 floor trusses and roof systems that maximize open spaces. The solutions reduce framing complexity, lower costs, and accelerate build times while meeting rigorous safety standards. Trusted by contractors for decades across Midwest markets.
Commercial Building
We supply engineered components for large-scale commercial and industrial structures, including churches, barns, and apartment complexes. Our products integrate advanced design software with high-volume production capabilities, ensuring scalability and reliability for complex architectural demands.
Questions
What products does Littfin Lumber Co. manufacture?
We produce engineered wood trusses, laminated columns, and custom wall panels for residential and commercial construction projects.
Which states do you serve?
We serve Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, South Dakota, and North Dakota through 300+ dealer locations.
How long has your company been in business?
We’ve operated since 1962, starting as a local lumber supplier and evolving into a leading truss manufacturing plant.
What makes your columns stronger than competitors'?
Our laminated columns use structural finger joints and ring-shank nails, providing 21-29% greater bending strength than glued alternatives.
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Reviews (1)
Mark E. Mark
Apr 22, 2022 Report
The ladies in the office are rude and the trusses are sub par. Why am I cutting girder trusses so they plain with the rest of the stack?