As a slow growing species, Canadian larch is a strong, stable and moderately dense timber. With sound, live knots, Canadian larch is a desirable wood for cladding, since the knots do not fall from the boards when worked.

It has a tight, straight grain and the grade allows limited sound knots and has a consistent, soft yellow-white colour with golden hues with an expected service life of 20 years (out of ground contact).

Always seek advice about treatment and after-care to preserve the aesthetics and style you want for your cladding in the longer-term.

• Great alternative to Siberian Larch
• Sustainably sourced
• Manufactured in the UK 
• Live knots provide consistency in colour and integrity when machined
• Expected service life is 20 years out of ground contact
• Beautifully machined larch cladding in a range of profiles: shiplap, shadow-gap, T&G V-joint (matchboard), featheredge and screen profiles as standard
• Our in-house machining facility can produce a specific, bespoke profile to meet your individual project requirements
• Fire treatment to European Class B available
• Factory applied coatings available, for example paints and stains