Wood Fencing
Wood Fencing
Western red cedar is the material of choice on the west coast for its availability, rich colour, and natural resistance to decay. Pressure treated materials are used where greater protection against decay is necessary. We mill our cedar material locally and offer it in a wide range of sizes, both in standard lumber sizes or full dimension rough-cut. We offer our installations using either pre-built panels or built-on-site.
You should pay special attention to the construction of a wooden fence. Size of lumber used, orientation of lumber, fastener choice, and how the posts are installed are just some of the items that should be considered carefully before building. You must carefully consider the size of the lumber, the orientation of the lumber, the fastener choice, and how the posts are installed before building.
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What’s the main advantage of choosing a wood/cedar fence?
In a word: Familiarity. We’ve all grown up in a world of wood decks, fences, picnic tables, and furniture, and there’s a comfort level in sticking with what we know.
Do cedar fences rot?
Cedar contains natural oils that make it rot-resistant. In addition, when you seal and treat your fence you do even more to ward off rot. That said, cedar is a biological material. Eventually it’s going to start to decay. Fortunately, Northern White Cedar can take 15 to 30 years to do that, making it an ideal material for fences.