MD85 (Sarking TG&V - 172/18)
Macrocarpa is highly sought after for its' light "honey" colour and natural lustre when used for decorative wall panelling and ceilings. It can be left to colour to a distinctive silver/grey naturally, oiled, painted, blonded, or polyurethaned to highlight its distinctive characteristics. Macrocarpa is increasingly being used, both internally and externally, to give a distinctive natural look with bandsawn finish.
Macrocarpa is a classified as a softwood. Although we meet requirements to have all our panel grade timbers below 16% moisture content, there will often be some shrinkage in the dry house atmosphere. (recommend butt joins 45d)
Our Macrocarpa:
- All our panelling is supplied random lengths (normally av. 4-5mtrs) If selected lengths required, a surcharge of up to 50% applies.
- We can supply pre-coated with quality wood oil.
- Macrocarpa flooring while popular for it's decorative appeal will bruise to some extent.
- Available in clears, panel grade (tight knot).
Important Information:
- Timber Grade: Panel Grade #1 or Clears - Sarking.
- Fixings: Nail or Glue. Do not glue the tongue.
- Finish Options: Dressed/Smooth or Bandsawn face.
- Recommended Coatings: Wood Oil Natural or Wood Oil Tint.
- CategoryRoof Sarking
Why our customers use our Sarking and Flooring
- It is a NZ grown exotic sustainably grown and logged.
- It's natural durability as well as hard wearing (does not erode with time).
- Plantation macrocarpa is a stable timber.
- The decorative appeal of macrocarpa whether allowed to silver/grey naturally, or oiled, stained or painted.
- Macrocarpa cladding has minimal manufacturing processes. MacDirect sources the log, cuts to size, air drys, and machine profiles, ready to use.
- All standard profiles supplied.
- We can supply bandsawn or smooth face.
- Supplied as random lengths, (av 4-5mtrs), where selected lengths required surcharge of 20% is applied.
- All MacDirect cladding can be supplied with a "producer statement" verifying "heart material" and meets NZ building Code in a natural state.
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Since the early 1990s MacDirect has been New Zealand's specialist in #1 building macrocarpa cypress timbers. Supplying weatherboard, sarking, beams, framing (includes SG8) and finishing clears. MacDirect also operates the sawmills that takes raw product and creates stunning end user products and kitsets for the Urbanmac lifestyle and garden store. MacDirect supplies all major timber merchants in New Zealand and direct to customers.
Macrocarpa and Lusitanica (cuppressus) are native trees of California and Mexico respectively. Common name is Monterey Cypress and Mexican Cypress. Most plantation Cypress grown in Northern NZ is Lusitanica. Also available in restricted supply is Lawson Cypress. All are structurally stable and strong and classed as moderately durable. ie Have a natural durability(no chemical treatment) similar to H3.1 treated Radiata pine.
MacDirect supplies products for the whole house build . From Framing (SG8 verified on request) cladding, paneling, flooring, and all joinery . Most prefer the distinctive natural look of knotty macrocarpa/cypress but clears are also available especially in joinery and for weatherboard. Large size beams/posts up to 400x400 can be supplied.
A pre-coating service in a quality penetrating woodoil is available and we strongly recommend this for decking in particular but also for cladding. Macrocarpa can be painted traditionally.
Cypress (known in NZ as Mac) historically proven, now rediscovered by the discerning designer/builder.
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