Western Red Cedar, Hemlock, & Douglas Fir for Demanding Architects and Builders
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WESTERN RED CEDAR
Thuja Plicata, or Western Red Cedar needs no introduction. This classic softwood is used in building applications where beautiful hues and durability are desired.
alaskan yellow cedar
Callitropsis Nootkatensis, or Alaskan Yellow Cedar. Features a beautiful, distinct yellow color. This natural coloration adds aesthetic appeal, while the durability of the species makes it less prone to warping, twisting, or shrinking when exposed to changes in moisture and temperature.
redwood
Sequoia sempervirens or Redwood is prized for its durability, natural resistance to decay, and insect repellent properties, thanks to its high tannin content. It is lightweight and easy to work with, featuring a straight grain that allows for smooth finishes. Its ability to resist moisture enhances its longevity. Redwood has a rich, reddish-brown hue. It offers excellent thermal insulation, making it energy-efficient for homes.
Western Hemlock
Tsuga heterophylla, or Western Hemlock, an option combining beauty and economy, can be sourced as Clear Mixed Grain or Clear Vertical Grain.
Engineered A&Btr CVG WRC
Engineered (Veneer) A&Btr CVG WRC is a more sustainable, budget friendly alternative to the traditional solid Western Red Cedar material. This product comes with a tight knot Western Red Cedar backer and uses cold press laminating for more stable and safer gluing.
Douglas Fir
Pseudotsuga menziesii, or Douglas Fir, is one of the most-used timbers in the world. With unmatched versatility, we offer many products and profiles in Douglas Fir.
thermal hemlock
Thermally Modified Hemlock is created by subjecting it to temperatures of 160°C to 220°C in a controlled environment. This process enhances durability and aesthetics, resulting in a rich color similar to hardwoods. The resulting wood is highly stable, resistant to decay, environmentally sustainable, and has the ability to be used for exterior applications.