3/4-in x 5-1/2-in x 14-ft Clear Cedar

Shop 3/4-in x 5-1/2-in x 14-ft Clear Grade Cedar Lumber online at Chamberlain Timber Mart

This cedar lumber features:

• Dimension and size: 3/4-in x 5-1/2-in x 14-ft
• Cedar Lumber
• Clear Wood Grade
• Dimensional Lumber
• As one of Canada’s most durable woods, it lasts for decades and even centuries.
• Cedar has good insulation value because of its low wood density and coarse texture.
• Cedar’s large, open cell structure makes it less dense than most other softwoods which makes it easy to move from place to place on the job.
• Easy to work with. Low density and consistency make it an ideal wood to cut, saw, nail and glue.
• Excellent dimensional stability because of its low wood density and low shrinkage factor.
• Uniformly textured, straight-grained and containing no resin.
• Renowned wood for its high decay resistance.
• Natural resistance to deterioration.
• Ability to accept stains.
• Typically used for structural construction.
• Suitable for applications requiring strength, straightness, and stiffness.
• Recommended for general construction and woodworking applications
• It is possible to prime or paint it.
• A distinct grain pattern and a pleasing wood hue

Western red cedar lumber (WRC) is a softwood native to the Pacific Northwest of North America. Western red cedar has a warm, reddish-brown color and a straight grain. It can be stained and accepts paint well. WRC Lumber is a popular choice for a variety of outdoor and indoor applications due to its durability, attractive appearance, and ease of workability. Because western red cedar is naturally resistant to decay and insect damage, it is a good choice for outdoor applications such as decking, siding, and fencing. For more information about our cedar lumber or dimensional lumber products, we encourage everyone to submit a quote online for orders, visit our store or contact us for any available quality dimensional lumber supplies with our location in Muskoka, serving the surrounding Gravenhurst, and the greater Central Ontario in Canada.