"Bg House" manufactures and sell external wooden cladding:

• made of pine or Siberian Larch;
• thickness 25mm, width 140-145mm, length - up to 6м;
• profiled with ;
• treated with Resistol against mould, insects;

Advantages of the Siberian Larch:

High density: Siberian Larch has an average density of 650-750 kg/m3. Higher density make it more difficult for decaying organisms to penetrate the wood. Other than Ipe, Siberian Larch is denser than all the other most commonly used decking materials (like Oak, Redwood, Cedar).

Grows in a harsh climate: The climate in which Siberian Larch grows is defined as extreme continental, meaning short hot summers and long cold winters. The area in Siberia in which our larch is grown has an average temperature in January of -15 degrees Celsius and in July it is 18 degrees Celsius. This results in short growing seasons and therefore a larger percentage of late wood and a very tight grain. Late wood is denser and mechanically stronger than the early wood. This higher proportion of late wood equates into a more naturally durable wood.

Structure: Siberian larch is with light, brown to reddish wood, which benefits are an impressive dimensional stability, low cost of installation, low maintenance, high manufacturing standards, and an aesthetically beautiful timber. However, the most amazing feature of Siberian Larch is its natural resistance to decay. The high resins and chemical deposits act as a natural antiseptic which is very unappealing to insects.

Siberian larch is common used for :

• decking;
• external balustrade for terraces;

For centuries, mankind has witnessed the unique performance of structures built out of Siberian Larch. Their experiences led them to refer to Siberian Larch as “The Tree of Eternity”