Co2 Timber^® British Western Red Cedar

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Co2 Timber - British Western Red Cedar

This web site specifically concentrates on British Western Red Cedar as its focus, we also supply imported hard and soft woods (see left hand menu for details) We specialise in producing Cladding - Decking - Flooring & Fencing in a number of different types of timber to suite your budget and taste. Rustic or contemporary? Co2 Timber^® can help. Our experienced team is always on hand to offer guidance on all aspects of the products we produce.

We pride Ourselves in the quality and customer service we provide. If you are concerned about your carbon footprint/sustainability and the affects you are having on our planet Co2 Timber^® are the company to choose.

Speaking with our customers is an important part of the service we provide. We welcome visitors to visit our small but comprehensive show room to see the products we produce.

All the timber we supply has a low carbon footprint without compromising the quality of the timber. We aim to keep our carbon footprint and that of the products we produce to a minimum and encourage sustainable practices.

We supply to Trade, DIY's, Contractors, Builders, Manufactures, Architects.

Please see our Customers Projects for examples of the products we supply.

We Delivery Nationwide – International Deliveries Also Available.

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Durability

Durability is the ability of a species to resist decay either naturally or through preservatives. The Class is based on the ability of the heartwood (inner part of the tree) to resist fungal decay. The sapwood (the living outermost portion of the tree)is considered not durable and should not be used for external projects without preservative.

BS EN 350 has 5 classes of durability they are:-

• Class 1 Very durable (Such as Tropical Opepe and Iroko)
• Class 2 Durable (Such as , Oak, Imported Western Cedar, Red Grandis, Balau)
• Class 3 Moderately durable, Home Grown (UK) Western Red Cedar, Siberian Larch, North American Douglas Fir)
• Class 4 Slightly durable Home Grown Larch (Such as Home Grown (UK) Grow Douglas Fir)
• Class 5 Not durable (Such as Sitka Spruce)

Class 1 to 3 can be left as untreated timber, a natural ageing process will accrue e.g. Cedar will turn a grey colour. Class 4 and 5 will need to be treated with preservatives.

For further information see www.greenspec.co.uk/building-design/cladding-durability-quality