BEAUTIFUL. WARM. DURABLE.
Why Choose Redwood?
Real redwood from well-managed forests in Northern California is an all-natural, renewable resource that can be used for any number of building projects suitable for softwood lumber. Redwood can be used in place of Western Red Cedar and similar softwood species. Redwood products include boards, cladding, decking, fencing, dimensional lumber, and timbers, which can be used to build decks, fences, garden structures, landscapes, siding and paneling, timber frame construction, and countless other interior and exterior projects. Few other building materials display the combination of natural beauty, warmth, durability and versatility inherent in real redwood. Redwood features excellent workability with regular woodworking tools, and readily accepts paints, stains, and other finishes extremely well. But it is the rich, red color that makes redwood legendary. Every redwood board is unique, one-of-a-kind. Such distinction cannot be matched by man-made, alternative products.
Redwood Cladding
Humboldt Sawmill redwood cladding is a time-proven natural wood suitable for cladding, paneling, and siding projects, in both interior and exterior applications. Humboldt Sawmill redwood cladding may be used as a main feature or accent wall and can also be used for dramatic detailing under eaves or soffits as well as in ceiling applications. Redwood cladding blends seamlessly with other materials including stone, stucco, concrete, and plaster. Native to the North Coast of California, redwood’s total performance characteristics are unique among American softwoods. Its superior dimensional stability is especially suited to the demands of exterior cladding and siding applications. Redwood’s renowned natural durability, weatherability, finish retention, fire performance and insulation properties make it ideal for virtually any project or climate.
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