Yellow cedar
Yellow cedar is fine-textured and straight-grained and its natural extractives make it a decay-resistant wood that is aromatic when cut. Due to its various natural characteristics, yellow cedar is widely used for shingles, poles, marine pilings, oars and paddles, decorative panelling, mouldings, and cabinet work. The structural grades of this species are also commonly used for exterior applications such as bridges, decking, stairs, and for landscaping.
Features
- Exceptional working properties
- Perfect wood for carving
- Turns, planes and shapes well
- Good gluing properties
- Good nail and screw holding ability
- Takes good finish
Examples of stains of Yellow cedar
Normal
No finish-
Brushed light brown
Dead matte -
Natural PU
Gloss -
Teak PU
Gloss
Images are only for reference; actual results may vary.
Most Canadian wood species can be used in their original light colour or stained darker colours to mimic hardwoods.
Popular applications
