New to the area , looking for 5052 aluminum

[Graniterich]

Hello all,

We have just relocated to Goldendale Wa and I am looking for a supplier of sheet aluminum . I have tried googling it, but Yakima is a brand that gets all search results in that area. Yakima, The Dalles, even Portland if I have to.

Thanks for any help you can give me.

Regards Rich

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[GLSmith]

Have you tried Pacific Steel in Yakima. I know 80 miles one way. Tri-cities or Hermiston may have a supplier.

[halfdome, Danny]

http://www.alascop.com/
Alaska Copper and Brass sells mill finish aluminum in various thickness and size.
http://www.dencosales.com/
Denco is where I get anodized bright brushed aluminum in 4' x 10' sheets, great stuff, put it on 3 teardrops.
They both have locations in Portland.

Does Goldendale still have riding lawnmower races down Main Street?
Danny

[gudmund]

isn't Goldendale in Washington? "Jefferson State" is northern Calif./southern Oregon area - if your going to need to go Yakima, you better do It quick before Rattlesnake Ridge slides..................................take care and stay safe..............

[Graniterich]

Yeppers, right over the border from Oregon. Wife won't be going to Costco soon! (In Yakima)

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[gudmund]

yes, it is probably an easier run to Portland for you than Yakima being there is a big hill heading north - just as long as the run to Portland does not include another fire like last year which was a bad one. We (PNW Tearjerkers) returning from a teardrop Crawl heading back north home from after a trip around Hell's Canyon last Sept. came though stopping at Stone Henge, just south of you - there was a lot of smoke looking west. Got some good shots of 6 tears stagger parked in from of Stone Henge. The Rattlesnake Ridge ordeal is looking like it could be a bad one which is located right at the choke-point just as you leave Union Gap southbound where I-82 and 97(with a river flowing along side) parallel each other - just east of the Ag. Museum. After seeing how the Oso slid happened a couple years ago just east of me a few miles here in western Washington - this could be another one happening the same way with a river at the base of the hill, everything coming down turned into instant mud, than it was like a tidal wave flowing over a mile eastward wiping out everything in its path. Take care -