Cypress wood

Weather it be a fireplace mantle or accent wall or wood on a vaulted ceiling, I'm finding that popular demand is calling for stained wood inside high-end homes. And more specifically, the trend is for cypress inside their homes. Cypress is extremely big right now. We handle a lot of million-dollar homes down in south

Considering using cypress for that outdoor furniture project on your to-do list? A pro woodworker gives his insights.

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Pictured: CYPRESS PINE CLADDING | Shiplap Profile | 127 mm x 19 mm White cypress is a softwood timber species with straight grain with a very fine and even texture. The presence of numerous tight knots is a distinctive feature that produces a strikingly decorative figure on exposed faces.

Learn more about Sinker Cypress and why it is considered to be "buried treasure". See some of our projects using sinker cypress logs.

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We get a lot of questions about color variation in our yakisugi siding and we recently did a deep dive into this topic to share how this richness in color happens. In our latest blog post, we take a closer look at the four key parts of wood anatomy and how they appear in sugi cypress. Click the link to learn how they contribute to the overall appearance of finished yakisugi products. https://nakamotoforestry.com/understanding-tree-anatomy-in-wood-siding-how-composition-affects-appearance/

Cypress Taxodium distichum Other Names: Bald, red, or yellow cypress DISTRIBUTION Most cypress trees are native to the South. They are found primarily in wet, swampy areas along the Atlantic Coastal Plain from Delaware to Florida, and west along the Gulf of Mexico to the border of Texas and Mexico. Cypress also thrives along the […]

Learn all about cypress siding, from the benefits and downsides to the overall cost and the different siding styles available.

Cypress wood paneling and other materials made from cypress require basic maintenance and care. The specific care required will depend on whether the wood is located inside or outside the home and if it has been discolored or damaged by mold and mildew. Additionally, regular sealing is required.