Every log furniture site hides behind "call for quote." Here's what things actually cost in Canada. Pick your piece, species, size, and province — get a real CAD price range including shipping.
These ranges come from published prices by Canadian log furniture makers including Canadian Log Furniture (BC), Log Furniture and More (Dundalk, ON), Higher Ground Log Furnishings (Edmonton area), and others — plus freight quotes from LTL carriers serving Canadian routes.
They're realistic ranges, not lowball promises. The low end assumes a straightforward piece in a common size with standard finish. The high end reflects custom sizing, premium finish, or upgraded joinery.
A cedar dining table costs 25–40% more than the same table in lodgepole pine. Cedar is harder to source in furniture-grade logs, and its natural rot resistance commands a premium even for indoor pieces. Beetle kill pine adds 10–20% over regular lodgepole for the colour selection alone.
Budget log furniture uses screws and lag bolts. Mid-range uses proper mortise and tenon joints, sometimes reinforced with a hidden screw.
Premium pieces use tapered tenons fitted by hand — the joints are so tight they'd hold without glue. Read our quality checklist to know what you're paying for.
A queen log bed frame weighs 150–300 lbs. That's LTL freight, not Purolator.
From a BC maker to an Ontario address, freight runs $400–$800. To the Maritimes, $600–$1,000+.
Western Canadian buyers near BC makers pay $0–$200 — Canadian Log Furniture ships free to BC, AB, and SK. See our full shipping guide.
For the full breakdown with prices per piece type, read our complete Canadian log furniture price guide. Quick reference: