American Softwoods Western Larch
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Distinct among commercial softwoods for its fine, uniform, straight grain, Western larch is one of the harder, stronger and heavier softwoods. Heartwood is russet or reddish brown; sapwood is straw brown. Usually marketed and sold as Douglas fir-Larch.
American Softwoods Western Larch
Distinct among commercial softwoods for its fine, uniform, straight grain, Western larch is one of the harder, stronger and heavier softwoods. Heartwood is russet or reddish brown; sapwood is straw brown. Usually marketed and sold as Douglas fir-Larch.
Additional information
| Model Number | American Softwoods Western Larch |
|---|---|
| Usage | Used principally as structural framing timber; when rotary cut, for veneer and plywood sheathing. |
| Net weight | Weighs 577 kg per cubic metre |
| Packaging Details | Corrugated sheet with Bubble Wrapping. |
| Delivery Detail | Delivered through dealers and distributors. Transportation Extra |
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