Grade selection plays a major role in appearance, availability, and pricing.

In our latest blog, we break down the difference between Clear and Knotty cedar grades, why grade mix shifts with fibre inputs, and how early specification can support smoother project planning.

In this article, we break down what’s actually shaping today’s cedar market — from long-term forest policy decisions and fiber characteristics, to the unique way cedar behaves as a specialty product rather than a commodity.

We know Western Red Cedar - it’s what we do. So we’re here to share some little-known facts about the species that we love. If you want to learn more about cedar, you’re in the right place.

Western Red Cedar is known for it’s aesthetic, durability, and consistency - but did you know that it is also a sustainable resource? In fact, compared to other building materials, cedar is the most environmentally conscious choice for your next project.

Western Red Cedar has a rich history dating back thousands of years in the Pacific Northwest, and continues to be a sought-after resource for a variety of construction and home improvement projects.

From fences, decks, and walkways, to gazebos and furniture, Western Red Cedar lumber is an extremely versatile resource that can enhance any area in your home.

Western Red Cedar lumber has many natural benefits for home improvement projects, including resistances to rot and decay, durability, and endless versatility.