Redwood. What more is there to say? Buttery textured, burgundy colored; for centuries this rot-resistant wood has helped California withstand sun, surf, earthquakes and yes, even rain. Redwood has been a siding of choice for centuries because of its colorful beauty, workability and resistance to decay. When oiled, redwood retains a beautiful rosy hue. When left unfinished it weathers to a stunning silver grey. Either way the beauty of real wood shines through. Redwood was used throughout the Western United States to build everything from industrial mills to wine tanks. These structures now provide historic and environmentally impeccable wood products for our customers worldwide.

Available in the following specifications:

• Board and batten, rough-sawn, ¾ - 2” thick x 1 - 12” wide x 3 - 14’ random lengths
• Shiplap, S4S, ¾ - 2” thick x 1 - 12” wide x 3 - 14’ long random lengths

Air dried 8 - 15% moisture content. Hardness rating 420.