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Fresh Sawn 150mm British Larch/Douglas Fir Boards
MODEL BFDLB
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- Our British Douglas Fir boards come in a wide range of dimensions
- Both highly durable species requiring no treatment for external use
- British Larch in particular has serious longevity in water contact
- British Douglas Fir has high natural oil levels as its own natural preservative, dry to the touch and leaves no marks
- British Larch relies upon its high resin content as its preservative which can leave marks on hot days
- Both species are almost equally durable and very similar in appearance and can easily substitute for one another
Fresh Sawn British Douglas Fir boards come in a wide range of lengths, widths and depths to choose from, however should you need something not available here, you can visit out custom cutting calculator and have the same high quality material cut to your specific dimensions.
The distinguishing features of a Douglas Fir include its striking colour variations from pinks, browns to creams which adds a warm and natural aesthetic to any project. This wood also possesses a distinctive grain pattern with straight and even lines that enhance its visual appeal. The presence of knots, although less frequent than in some other softwoods, can add character and rustic charm to the finished product.
Douglas Fir is prized for its remarkable durability and resistance to decay and insect infestations. It contains natural resins that act as a successful preservative, making it an excellent choice for outdoor applications like decking, siding, and fencing.
Available in First and Character Grades.
PLANING WILL REDUCE THE WIDTH AND THICKNESS OF THE BOARD BY 6MM
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- Our British Douglas Fir boards come in a wide range of dimensions
- Both highly durable species requiring no treatment for external use
- British Larch in particular has serious longevity in water contact
- British Douglas Fir has high natural oil levels as its own natural preservative, dry to the touch and leaves no marks
- British Larch relies upon its high resin content as its preservative which can leave marks on hot days
- Both species are almost equally durable and very similar in appearance and can easily substitute for one another