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LSC Products

Thermowood
Thermowood is produced by treating softwood in special chamber kilns at high temperatures plus 210 degrees.

The cellular structure changes during the heat treatment so that the moisture content is reduced by up to 50%. As a result, Thermowood is more stable than normal wood in changeable climatic conditions.

Thermowood’s high resistance to moisture or decay causing fungi makes it an excellent material for use as a cladding.

Western Red Cedar
Cedar has always been one of natures more versatile, adaptable and attractive species of timber for building, cladding, decking and shingles.

Cedar’s rich warm colour and texture gives any building, inside or out, a touch of individuality that blends with the environment.

One of Cedar’s most valuable characteristics is its high resistance to decay. It is one of the most durable coniferous species and can be relied upon to give long and trouble free service under most conditions.

Larch
Siberian Larch varies from light yellow to orange, gold or brown heatwood.

It is one of the most durable species of coniferous wood, with a density of 700 - 800 kg/m³ - dry wood.

This high density delivers an excellent wear/impact resistance which makes it ideal for cladding areas where impact damage may occur, e.g. schools, shopping areas, public walkways, etc.

Other Woods
We will assist with any project involving timber weatherboarding and are able to source and provide recommendations for more unusual timbers, such as American Red Cherry, Chestnut or Iroko.