Siberian larch timber I'm. Selling this on behalf of my customers who ordered more than enough

This has already been milled into a profiled and ready to go. Up on your home... Over 900 linears ready to go 185x28 ready to go

This timber is based in West Auckland and it belongs to a customer It must be picked up from West Auckland near the great North road

This auction is. For 1 linear meter of ex 200x32 cladding profile 185 wide 155 cover already profiled Price including gst

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I. Can get this cut into cladding or deck or what ever you choose I. Can great shipping rates as well

Flooring decking cladding I can what ever you want

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this wood sells in europe for over €3320 Larch, even in its natural untreated state has the ability to withstand the elements without any evidence of rot setting in. This type of timber is much sought after for the reason of longevity without maintenance. The Siberian Larch is a frost-hardy tree native to eastern Russia,

Venice itself is standing on Siberian Larch, where Larch logs were driven into the silt, and the city was built on top. Venice still stands today after hundreds of years sitting on top of an incredibly rot resistant timber. The wood is a golden yellow colour with a strong grain pattern. The trees are very slow grown, resulting in dense growth rings. The knots in the Siberian Lurch species are light grey in colour and tend to stay soli

Siberian larch is very resinous and extremely hard, making it one of the toughest and most durable softwoods in the world.

When used as cladding, Siberian larch is ideal for really exposed elevations or areas that are subjected

Larch can live 700 years. A dense, slow growth Larch has a hardness (3.2 HBS Brinell scale), and even greater resistance to decay and rot due to high tannins