There are hedgewood fence posts still standing long after the barbed wire has rusted away over a 100 years.
Hemlock siding durability.
Hemlock is still used today for siding horse barns interior wall paneling and many other products.
E hemlock has been the customary wood for barns around here for a long time.
If you have access to it hedge wood osage orange or black locust.
Expect prices to be moderate for a domestic softwood.
Hemlock can be stained to achieve any color for siding and the knots don t bleed sap like white pine does.
Hood distribution is providing a complete one stop shopping solution for your bevel siding needs.
When a barn goes it s usually the roof that starts the problem.
I keep thinking that a little red paint would spruce things up but i haven t gotten around to it yet and it isn t.
I see that it is rated as non durable with a service life of 5 10 years when in direct ground contact.
Founded in 1915 patrick lumber has a reputation for providing superior service and high quality products for the last 100 years.
Cedar hemlock bevel siding.
Tidewater lumber also sells hemlock timbers and beams for log cabins and post and beam buildings.
This wood species is not listed in the cites appendices but is reported by the iucn as being near threatened.
There are plenty of 100 year old barns.
Don t use either hemlock species outdoors without preservative treatment.
Western hemlock with its straight grain and finer texture sands to a silky reflective smoothness.
In fact when treating we often will cut small slits int he wood called incising to form pathways for the chemical to get into the wood more easily.
I have used hemlock for siding and red pine too.
The bevel store is a new concept in the marketing of cedar and hemlock siding offering you high quality products in the quantities that allow for a profitable inventory.
Hemlock presents a special situation when we try to treat the wood as the wood is very impermeable.
Black locust the trees with the very long thorns is considered a trash tree in the us but is grown commercially in europe many times longer lasting than treated lumber.
Hemlock is used primarily as a construction timber and is in good supply.
