PROFILE

MOXON TIMBERS INC. is the USA division of Moxon & Co., originally established in Brisbane, Australia, over 100 years ago in 1903. Over the decades, the Moxon Group has grown to become a mature company with global interests.

IN THE UNITED STATES, MOXON TIMBERS INC. USA was formed in 1987 and currently has a distribution yard, drying kilns, and wine oak manufacturing in Winchester, Virginia and a West Coast distribution warehouse in Portland, Oregon.

IN AUSTRALIA , Moxon has three main offices: One in Queensland, at Brisbane (distribution yard); one in Sydney, New South Wales; and one in Melbourne, Victoria (distribution yard). The Brisbane office also holds 50% of a flooring installation and manufacturing company.

INTERNATIONALLY, we have a yard and kiln drying operation in Tauranga, New Zealand, yards in France and in China, and several interests elsewhere including South America. Since 1987 we have also been involved in producing wine oak for the wine making industry world wide.

We source our products from all over the world, being active in the United States, Asia, Latin America, Europe, New Zealand, and Australia. As members of several industry organizations, we are committed to responsibly maintaining accepted industry standards and environmental sustainability standards in the markets in which we participate.

PEOPLE

Moxons is a fully family owned, private company that has seen four generations of family management. The current CEO at the helm is Anthony Moxon. The Vice President of the U.S.A. operation, Shayne Lachlan, has been with Moxons for over twenty five years. Shayne has experience in Australia, Asia, and the United States. The proprietor of the Portland office, Phil Nolin, has been with the company for over twenty years, having done a tour of duty with the company in Australia before settling back in Portland.

WORLDWIDE LOCATIONS

MOXON TIMBERS Inc., HAS DISTRIBUTION OFFICES IN AUSTRALIA, THE U.S.A. AND NEW ZEALAND AND INTERESTS IN ASIA, LATIN AMERICA AND EUROPE.

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Historical photo credit: in Brady, E.J., c. 1914, "Australia Unlimited",
George Robertson & Co., Melbourne, p. 464.