Pacific Cypress
Cupressus nootkatensis (also referenced in as Callitropsis nootkatensis)
Typical Appearance
- Pale yellow to light golden tones, aging to a soft silvery gray when exposed
- Fine, even texture with a subtle, uniform grain
- More uniform color variation compared to Western Red Cedar
Grain Characteristics
- Straight, tight grain with fine texture
- Naturally dense for a cypress species
- Supports clean machining and crisp profile definition
Performance Highlights
- Exceptional natural resistance to decay
- High dimensional stability
- Sliver-free, splinters are soft and will not pierce bare feet
Applications
Unmatched Versatility for Modern Environments
Premium Decking
Superior foot comfort and longevity for luxury outdoor living spaces.
Marine & Docks
High oil content makes it the natural choice for docks and waterfront structures.
Coastal Cladding
Resilient protection for exterior walls against harsh salt-air environments.
Primary Uses
- Decking, docks, exterior cladding and siding in demanding environments
- Soffits, overhangs, and exposed architectural elements
- Coastal, marine, or high-moisture conditions
- Select interior applications where durability and stability are priorities
From high-traffic public walkways to private coastal sanctuaries, Pacific Cypress performs where others fail.
Thermal Value
Highest thermal coefficient of any commercial lumber.
100% Sustainable
Third-party certified sourcing programs.
Natural, Synthetic VOC-Free Pacific Cypress
Outstanding natural decay and moisture resistance without heavy chemical treatments. Pacific Cypress contains no synthetic VOCs, formaldehydes, or artificial preservatives. It preserves its natural biogenic wood compounds to protect against the elements naturally, ensuring a safe, non-toxic footprint for exterior cladding, landscaping, and custom millwork.
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