Douglas fir: A durable and attractive wood for cladding
Douglas fir, whose botanical name is Pseudotsuga, is a distinctive wood species, ideal for cladding thanks to its durability and unique aesthetic appeal. Recognizable by its pronounced grain, pinkish hue and healthy, adherent knots, it adds character to facades. Naturally resistant to weathering and external aggression, it requires no chemical treatment to ensure longevity. Particularly suited to saturator-type finishes, it preserves and enhances its appearance over time. From sustainably managed forests, Douglas fir is an ecological, high-performance solution for aesthetic, long-lasting wood cladding.
