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Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding—Wire Brushed, Light Brown Finish

Standard Larch Siding

Larch exterior shiplap siding is a great choice for those looking for a durable wood siding option that wears similar to cedar. This species is insect-resistant and moderately rot-resistant. It comes standard with a shiplap profile, and can be run either vertically or horizontally; its long lengths allowing for more coverage in one go. Our Standard Larch is harvested from British Columbia as a bi product of logging. These commodity timbers are smaller, fast-growing and make for another sustainable option in our palette of exterior sidings.


Order it prefinished with a non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer to save time and money on installation. Our natural finish option will highlight the variations and textures of the Larch, or choose one of our color stain options.

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Finishes
Light Brown: Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding, wire brushed, in Light Brown non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer.
Bronze Cedar: Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding, wire brushed, in Bronze Cedar non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer.
Mahogany: Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding, wire brushed, in Mahogany non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer.
Natural: Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding, wire brushed, in Natural non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer.
Battleship Grey: Pioneer Millworks Larch Standard Exterior Siding, wire brushed, in Battleship Grey non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer.
Available as
  • Shiplap Siding
Dimensions
Thickness
5/8"
Width
5" face
Length
4–16' random
Surface
Wire Brushed
Finish
Front Face: 2 coats non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer
Backside: 1 coat non-VOC water-based penetrating sealer
JANKA Hardness Scale

830

LEED Information

MRc5: Regional Materials (call for details)

Sources

Larch is an underutilized species with rot resistance greater than Douglas fir, an attractive grain, neutral color, and affordability making it an ideal wood for siding products. By keeping this wood out of pulp mills and fi replaces, you are also doing your part to reduce carbon emissions.