Douglas fir weatherboarding is a durable and attractive cladding option made from strong, naturally decay-resistant timber. Its straight grain and warm reddish-brown tone make it visually appealing, while its stability helps prevent warping or shrinking. Often used for protecting building exteriors, it can be installed horizontally or vertically and easily finished with paint or stain to suit different styles.

Cedar wood is a durable and aromatic softwood known for its natural resistance to decay, insects, and moisture. It has a rich, reddish-brown color and a fine, straight grain, making it popular for outdoor furniture, fencing, decking, and even interior paneling. Its pleasant scent comes from natural oils that also help preserve the wood. Cedar is lightweight, easy to work with, and ages beautifully, often turning a silvery grey when left untreated outdoors.

Oak wood is a strong and heavy hardwood known for its durability and attractive grain patterns. It comes in two main types: red oak and white oak, both valued for furniture, flooring, and construction. Oak has a light to medium brown color and a coarse texture, with visible growth rings that add to its character. It’s resistant to wear and moisture, especially white oak, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Oak also stains well, allowing for a variety of finishes to match different styles.