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Cedar Weatherboards

Best value cedar in NZ!

You can achieve a beautiful, quality appearance for your home that will last for many years with little or no maintenance. Cedar weatherboards from Sawmilldirect give you exceptional quality at great value.

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Japanese Cedar shiplap 140*19. Sugi grown in Japan

Japanese Cedar shiplap 140*19. Sugi grown in Japan

Genuine japanese cedar, grown in Japan. Tight knot all heartwood shiplap cladding. Available in 3m and 4m lengths. Available in bandsawn face or smooth face. Perfect for “Shou-Sugi-Ban” projects. Or may be finished with conventional finishes. This is the only product that we import. It is a very good match for our sustainable NZ grown […]

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Wholesale Cedar Weatherboards 140*19

Wholesale Cedar Weatherboards 140*19

Naturally durable NZ plantation grown preservative-free timber! This product is sourced from remnant NZ Forest service plantings dating from the 1930’s and 1940’s in South Westland, south of Hokitika. These plantings grew very slowly on the poor glacial soils, and consequently have yielded weatherboard grade timber which is very tight grain and outstanding quality in a […]

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Wholesale Cedar Weatherboards 190*19

Wholesale Cedar Weatherboards 190*19

Naturally durable NZ plantation grown preservative-free timber! Western Red Cedar (Thuja Plicata) is one of the worlds premier timber species, attractive in appearance, free of resin, aromatic, light in weight, dimensionally stable, and easy to work and finish. This product is sourced from remnant NZ Forest service plantings dating from the 1930’s and 1940’s in […]

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Testimonials

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I found SawmillDirect to be good to deal with and reliable

I bought 2 lots of timber from Sawmill Direct in Hari Hari about 2 years ago. The totara was a large quantity and was as described. It has made nice stairs treads, window sills and a front door and has been finished in Tung oil. I was also happy with the NZ grown cedar which was used as facings and oiled . I found Dave to be good to deal with and reliable.

Dr Bruce Eyers

Thanks for the timber – beautifully packaged up

Thanks for the timber – beautifully packaged up – Looks good and soon we will be able to begin getting this onto the floor. Thanks very much for your help and getting this to nelson for us. Cheers

Anna and Andrew

I have always found your timber to be of great quality

I have always found your timber to be of great quality, and the service and advice received to be of a high standard. I am always happy to recommend you to others with the sound knowledge that others will receive a quality product and service

Ian M..Timaru

I’m glad I found Sawmill Direct

I’m glad I found Sawmill Direct while building my house. My plans were to use pine weatherboards on my new house as cedar prices in Auckland were really expensive. I had a hassle free trade with Sawmill Direct. Timber was delivered on time and after looking at the quality of product, I decided to use more of it around the house and also ordered cedar panels for interior walls and ceilings. Thanks a lot to Sawmill Direct to help me achieve an expensive look for my place at a low budget price…

Dinesh Chandra

Just a note to thank you

Just a note to thank you for the 80 m2 0f Matai flooring you sent me. It is now laid and looks amazing in our new home. The comments we get when guests arrive is fantastic. I want to thankyou for holding this for us until we needed it, and organising delivery way up here in Gisborne. The quality of the timber was just as you stated to me. Once again thank you and will highly recommend your company to other people.

Mark Stevens