Certified High Quality Siberian Larch

Building materials in New Zealand is more expensive than most of parts of the world. Do you want to save up to 70% on your next building project?

Directly from Siberia

We source only old growth and slow grown logs from certain regions in central Siberia

At a price without middlemen

You will be dealing with suppliers directly so our prices are competitive.

Decking

Cladding

Flooring

Panelling

SIBERIAN LARCH

SUPREME WOOD PRODUCTS sources only old growth and slow grown logs from certain regions in central Siberia.

This golden brown timber with clearly marked annual growth rings and straight grain grows in cold and harsh climate which gives Siberian Larch many fantastic natural attributes

Siberian Larch’s high stability, density and versatility makes it desirable in many building projects.

VERSATILITY

Siberian Larch is very dense at 650kg - 700kg per m3 when dried. It is hard wearing and perfect for exposed elevations or high traffic areas. Suitable for both commercial and residential projects, from flooring to facades of houses, decor of interiors, decor of landscape elements.

DURABILITY

Siberian Larch has a maintenance free service life. The presence of resin in the wood creates a high resistance to decay and rot. The high density means that it is more difficult for decaying organisms to penetrate the wood. It makes it one of the toughest and most durable softwoods.

GRADES

Grade A+

This grade of Siberian Larch is the higher quality available. This is a clear grade timber, providing a clean , aesthetically pleasing and consistent look. Some are virtually knot-free. Excellent durability.

Grade A

This grade includes a mix of clear grades and allows some larger and a greater amount of knots. It gives a rustic and less uniform look. High level of density and hardness. Excellent durability.

Why Us?

competitive price

zero middlemen

high quality woods

Because the business I run is smaller than the major retailers I can offer cheaper prices because I don't have the overheads of the major retailers.