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Siberian Larch

Siberian Larch is a light-colored wood species that grows across the entire Northern Hemisphere — in Central Europe, particularly in the Alps, Germany, the Czech Republic (Carpathians and Sudetes), Poland, and Western Siberia.

Siberian Larch in short

🌍 Northern Hemisphere
🏠 Interior and exterior use
🛒 Facade, ceiling, decking, flooring, fencing, and garden wood
💰 From €85 to €105 per m² excl. VAT
🎨 Light; yellow/brown → weathers evenly to gray
🔥 Class B/D
Beautiful softwood grain structure
Limited availability

Siberian Larch products

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The characteristics of Siberian Larch wood

Durable wood

  • Durability class 1 to 2, resulting in a lifespan of 20–25 years without treatment.

Hardness and weight

  • Hardness: Fairly hard.

  • Weight: For a softwood species, larch is relatively heavy.

Sleek appearance

  • A very attractive wood species for rough-sawn applications due to its beautiful softwood grain structure.

  • When weathering, Siberian Larch develops a beautiful, even gray tone while the grain remains clearly visible. Over time, the growth rings may become slightly more pronounced in texture.

Treatment

  • Can be used untreated for façades; it is strongly recommended not to use boards that are too wide due to the risk of cupping.

  • A very attractive wood species for rough-sawn applications thanks to its beautiful softwood grain structure.

Advantages & Disadvantages

  • Due to the cold climate in Siberia, the growth rings are tightly spaced, making Siberian Larch more stable and durable than Douglas.

  • Weathers beautifully while retaining the visible grain.

  • Easy to work with.

  • Contains knots.

  • The wood contains a high amount of resin.

Specifications

  • Thicknesses: 25 mm, 33 mm, and 50 mm

  • Lengths: 3000 mm, 4000 mm, 4500 mm, 5100 mm, and 6000 mm

  • Widths: 75 mm, 100 mm, 125 mm, 150 mm, 175 mm, 200 mm, and 225 mm

  • Custom dimensions available upon request

Grades

  • Within Siberian Larch, three different grades can be distinguished:

  • Siberian Larch Sawfalling (SF or 4 IMP): Contains knots.

  • Siberian Larch Knot-Free: Hardly contains knots; may include a few small knots.

  • Siberian Larch Rift Sawn: Premium, defect-free quality.

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