British Western Red Cedar

A more economical choice to its foreign cousin, this is faster growing and boasts a more consistent, pale-red colour with varied grain and character for a more natural look. It is less dense and contains more knots than Canadian, but weathers more evenly and has a much lower carbon impact due to it being locally grown.

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Specifications

Grade Overview	Moisture Content	Density	Durability (BSEN350)	Movement Class	Price Level	Recommended Fixings
Tends to have smaller tighter knots than species such as Larch, but is more knotty than Canadian Western Red Cedar. Ungraded production with knots up to 60mm+.	16-25%	330-390 kg/m3	Class 3: Moderately Durable	Small	Medium	Stainless Steel or Specialist Coated Fixtures