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Cedar lumber is a type of wood derived from cedar trees, known for its durability, resistance to decay, and pleasant aroma. It is typically lightweight and features a straight grain, making it easy to work with. Cedar lumber is commonly used in construction, outdoor furniture, and decorative applications due to its natural resistance to moisture and insects.
| Wood type | Western Red Cedar or Eastern Red Cedar |
| Standard sizes | 2x4, 2x6, 1x4, 1x6, and custom dimensions |
| Moisture content | Typically 12-15% for kiln-dried lumber |
| Grade | Select, #1, #2, or clear grades |
| Treatment | Untreated or pressure-treated options available |
When selecting cedar lumber, consider the intended use to determine the appropriate grade and treatment. For outdoor applications, pressure-treated options may be preferable for added durability. Specify the desired dimensions and moisture content, particularly if the lumber will be used in environments with varying humidity levels. Always request information on sourcing and sustainability certifications when applicable.
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Western Red Cedar is typically larger and has a finer grain, while Eastern Red Cedar is smaller and has a more pronounced aroma.
Yes, cedar lumber is highly resistant to decay and insects, making it ideal for outdoor applications.
Cedar lumber is available in various grades including Select, #1, #2, and clear grades.
Cedar lumber should be stored in a dry, covered area to prevent moisture absorption and warping.
Yes, cedar lumber can be painted or stained, but it is recommended to use products designed for softwoods.
Kiln-dried cedar lumber typically has a moisture content of 12-15%.