Second growth western red cedar is different.
Old growth cedar siding.
Cover cedar siding with primer to keep any tannic acid or natural red coloring from.
Old growth western red cedars slow growth dense fiber and natural oily extractives are responsible for its decay resistance and its rich coloring which ranges from a light milky straw color in the sapwood to a chocolate in the heartwood.
The difference however in the damage incurred on new growth and old growth is extreme.
Old growth cypress is durable and naturally decay resistant and these qualities make it.
Quality lumber since 1978.
Shingles are among the easiest forms of siding to replace when damaged.
Cypress wood has been milled into shingles and siding for more than 100 years.
How to treat cypress siding.
Label from 20 yr.
We also carry a variety of reclaimed lumber including reclaimed redwood reclaimed cedar reclaimed douglas fir and reclaimed hardwoods.
Old growth cedar siding will stand up to much more and last far longer than new growth cedar.
Tapered and cut to be thinner at the top and thicker at the bottom vertical grain cedar shingles are traditionally installed in overlapping rows one by one.
The lumber baron is now stocking a full line of western red cedar clear 2 and better old growth vertical grain lumber products for sale.
As for siding the use of rigid foam board insulation and foil facers and wraps under the wood siding has caused cedar siding to dry prematurely.
Prep the cedar siding by cleaning it with a bleach and solution.
Known for its tight grain structure distinct aroma resistance to decay and beauty our western red cedar lumber is a wonderful choice for decking siding fencing posts or shingles.
Old growth redwood shake and shingles.
Please call 1 800 251 9838 for our full line up of old growth redwood shake shingles.
Our lumber yard includes a full line of new redwood western red cedar and douglas fir.
Sand it to remove the loose surface particles.
Is absolutely committed to the preservation and health of our remaining old growth redwood forests.