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Western Red Cedar
Species Name
Thuja Plicata
Other Names
Red Cedar
Country of Origin
Canada
Mainly used for
Cladding
Exterior joinery
Mouldings
Roof shingles & shakes
Interior joinery
Window blinds & shutters
Hot tubs & spa pools
Exterior joinery
Mouldings
Roof shingles & shakes
Interior joinery
Window blinds & shutters
Hot tubs & spa pools
Western red cedar heartwood shows variations in colour when fresh from dark brown to pink colour, maturing to a reddish-brown and, in time to silver-grey when weathered. The sapwood is a paler colour. Straight grained and rather coarse texture, it has a very low shrinkage factor. Cedar machines and stains very well. The forests of British Columbia, from where cedar is sourced, are all well-managed and certified as such. Producers carry certification under either SFI, CSA, FSC® or PEFC.