Vancouver Island, Canada
Projects

Our lumber in the built environment

Finished two-storey cabin with clear cedar cladding in winter
Two-storey cabin framed and wrapped in house wrap in summer
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Single-storey cabin with cedar cladding going on and a snow-covered mountain behind
Single-storey cabin framed with house wrap in summer
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British Columbia · Clear engineered cedar T&G, thermally treated Hemlock, engineered bevel siding · Produced by Sakura, supplied by Weatherwise

Project Golden

A group of mountain cabins in British Columbia finished with clear engineered cedar tongue-and-groove, thermally treated Hemlock and engineered bevel siding, produced by Sakura and supplied through Weatherwise Home & Garden. Every product was engineered for the toughest climates and proven in BC’s northern winters. Drag the slider to compare the framed shell with the finished exterior.

Timber-framed cabins with shed roofs under construction Roof joists with a mountain view Finished two-storey cabin from a second angle
Round Arts Student Centre building at UBC with vertical fins and a wood soffit Glass Arts entrance beneath a clear cedar tongue-and-groove ceiling Curved clear cedar soffit on the upper floor of the building
Vancouver, BC

UBC Arts Student Centre

Clear Western Red Cedar tongue-and-groove soffit, following the curve of the building at the entrance canopy and upper floor.

Wide Douglas Fir soffit under the terminal entrance canopy Fir-lined skylight return at Abbotsford International Airport Abbotsford Airport lettering on the terminal wall
Abbotsford, BC

Abbotsford International Airport

1x6 Douglas Fir tongue-and-groove under the entrance canopy and on the skylight returns.