• Available from Illingworth Ingham
    • Cedar Shakes and Shingles
    • Clear Douglas Fri
    • Scandinavian Redwood
    • Siberian Larch
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  • Available from Illingworth Ingham
    • Cedar Shakes and Shingles
    • Clear Douglas Fri
    • Scandinavian Redwood
    • Siberian Larch
    • Thermowood
    • Western Red Cedar
    • Whitewood
  • Cladding Profiles
  • Contact

Siberian Larch

Ideal For Exposed Elevations — Siberian Larch has been used in construction for centuries and in Russia it is quite common to find buildings constructed from Larch dating back over 800 years.

It is ideal for exposed elevations or where there are likely to be knocks or scrapes as it is very hardwearing.

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Strong Grain Pattern

Siberian Larch has a pale yellow-orange/brown colour with a strong grain pattern. Due to the fact that the trees are slow growing in the extreme climate the result is tight growth rings and a fine grain.

 

Impressive Dimensional Stability

This characteristic means that it has a low cost of installation and is low maintenance.

 

One of the Toughest and Most Durable Softwoods in the World

Siberian Larch has a naturally high density which makes it more difficult for decaying organisms to penetrate the wood. The harsh Siberian climate means that Siberian Larch has a very high percentage of latewood (over 75%) and a very tight grain. This late wood is denser and stronger than early wood which means it is much more durable.

 

Siberian Larch also has a high resin content which further enhances its resistance to decay and rot, surpassing Oak, Ash and Pine. It is also extremely hard.

 

Workability

Unlike British Larch the knots in Siberian Larch are light in colour and less likely to fall out after drying and machining.

Siberian Larch can be sawn, drilled, machined or sanded without any problem. As it is a naturally beautiful wood very little finishing is required.

 

ILLINGWORTH INGHAM (M/CR) LTD Stock Availability

 

Unsorted (1st-3rds) – This grade is usually used where a clean, contemporary appearance is required as it usually has a few, relatively small, tight knots.

Fourths – This is the grade most commonly used for cladding. It contains more knots than the unsorted

Sawfalling- contains all grades (1sts-5ths)

 

Technical Information

 

Origin – Russia

 

Density – Average 750 kg/m³

 

Durability – Durable

 

Stability – impressive dimensional stability

 

Working Properties – can be sawn, drilled, machined or sanded without any problem

 

Finishing Properties – finishes well, but very little finishing is required.

 

FSC available on request.

 

Illingworth Ingham Timber

Timber Cladding Merchants

 

 

MILL & BULK TIMBER SALES

Illingworth Ingham
Village Way
Trafford Par
Manchester
M17 AD, UK
office@iitimber.co.uk
Tel:+44 (0161 872 1841
manchestertimbermerchants.co.uk

LOCAL BRANCHES

Portwood Timber
1 Mersey Street
Stockport
Sk1 2HX
sales.stockport@iitimber.co.uk
Tel : 0161 477 9600
portwoodtimber.com

Macclesfield
Illingworth Ingham
Timber Supplies
211 Crompton Rd
Macclesfield
SK 11 8EZ
sales.macclesfield@iitimber.co.uk
Tel: 01625 422824
macclesfield-timber.co.uk

Hyde
Joinery & Timber
Clark Way, Hyde
Cheshire
SK 14 2 AU
sales.hyde@iitimber.co.uk
Tel: 0161 368 3831

Trafford
Trafford Timber Centre
1298 Chester Road
Stretford
Manchester
M32 9AU
sales.stretford@iitimber.co.uk
Tel: 0161 866 9882
trafford-timber.co.uk

 

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