Mountain Douglas Fir

Description

Canadian Mountain Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca):

• Originates from mountainous regions in North America, especially the Rockies and nearby areas.
• Thrives in cold and dry soils, showing resilience in tough conditions.
• Close relative of larch, with heartwood that offers good resistance to fungal decay.
• Well-suited for structural timber due to its excellent mechanical properties.
• Features an attractive reddish hue and a uniform grain, making it ideal for furniture and other interior uses.
• Used outdoors, thanks to its durability and resistance to decay.

Stock and Certification:

• Available in various grades, dimensions, and lengths.
• Stock maintained from producers in British Columbia and Alberta.
• Readily deliverable within days.
• Certified by FSC® or PEFC, ensuring sustainable sourcing.

Regional Property Variations:

• Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir has denser growth rings and higher raw density compared to Coastal Douglas-fir.
• Exhibits stronger mechanical properties, more robustness, and a more uniform wood structure.
• Visual appeal enhanced by its reddish tone.
• Comparable in durability to larch.