Softwood

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Western red cedar is a large softwood that grows in British Columbia and some of the nearby western states of the USA. A versatile timber, it is commonly used for applications such as cladding, windows and joinery.

Yellow cedar is a North American softwood timber renowned for its attractiveness, durability and ease of tooling.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

White cypress is a highly durable Australian softwood timber species. It is readily available throughout Australia.

Douglas fir is one of the world’s best-known timber species. Imported sawn timber products are readily available in Australia.

Douglas fir is one of the world’s best-known timber species. Imported sawn timber products are readily available in Australia.

Douglas fir is one of the world’s best-known timber species. Imported sawn timber products are readily available in Australia.

Douglas fir is one of the world’s best-known timber species. Imported sawn timber products are readily available in Australia.

Western hemlock is a softwood native to North America. It produces a lustrous pale timber that is an attractive choice for carving.

Queensland kauri is an Australian native softwood with a fine even texture, pale cream to light or pinkish brown heartwood and a straight grain.

Macrocarpa has yellow-brown heartwood colour, darker in old trees, sapwood 40-50mm, is paler coloured. Air-dry density 475-485 kgm-3, wood is soft with a fragrant, spicy odour.

Macrocarpa has yellow-brown heartwood colour, darker in old trees, sapwood 40-50mm, is paler coloured. Air-dry density 475-485 kgm-3, wood is soft with a fragrant, spicy odour.

Macrocarpa has yellow-brown heartwood colour, darker in old trees, sapwood 40-50mm, is paler coloured. Air-dry density 475-485 kgm-3, wood is soft with a fragrant, spicy odour.