Interior Ceiling Products

How you want the interior of your project to look is going to be one of your most important decision to make to affect the overall feel of your living/working environment. Each wood option out there will affect the look, feel and ambiance to its surrounding area. Bear Creek Lumber can offer softwoods such as Western Red Cedar, Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Port Orford Cedar, California Redwood, Douglas Fir / Larch, Ponderosa Pine, and Hemlock, along with hardwoods such as Mahogany, Sapele, Ipe & Teak.

After you have determined which specie of wood to use for your interior paneling, you will then need to determine which pattern you would like to use to accentuate your visual desires. The most common pattern that we see for interior use is going to be a V-Joint pattern. Other common patterns we often see are going to be center match or nickel gap. Most commonly with interior paneling the products supplied are going to be supplied with a smooth texture, but a resawn texture can be provided if a customer is looking for more of a rustic appeal. We can offer interior panneling in 1/2", 5/8", 11/16" and 3/4" net sizes and 3", 4", 6" & 8" nominal widths. Other sizes can be developed through our specialty milling process if required.

Most of our softwood paneling options are going to be available in both clear and knotty grades, while our hardwood options are generally only available in clear grades. Clear products give a finer appearance and work well in modern and upscale projects. Knotty materials will give the walls more character and a bit of a rustic appeal. Knotty materials are going to be more economical than clear, generally being about half the overall cost.

Western Red Cedar

Visit our WRC picture gallery. Use the deep chocolate brown hues of slowly-grown heartwood to highlight a light colored carpet or a solid hardwood flooring such as Ash, Maple, Hickory, Douglas Fir or Oak.

California Redwood

CA redwood icon Redwood ceiling can create dramatic depth when sanded and sealed with a multi step process for the ultimate high-gloss and subsequent high-definition finishes. Appropriate for church, home, restaurant, government at a few levels, and higher learning applications.

Alaskan Yellow Cedar

Alaskan Yellow Cedar tongue and groove paneling Yellow cedar paneling gallery. Do not hesitate to specify crazy long lengths for this proven pest reppelling cedar speice tree. Go native and beat the bugs that eat wood. Buy Bear Creek Lumber. Our wood is good. Preprime before finishing or your treatments may go to gooooo. This is sum dense stuff and can refuse even known penetrating treatments.

Douglas Fir

douglas fir ceiling paneling icon Fir paneling has to be a bout the strongest of the western woods. This is a five tool player of trees. - runs, catches, throws, hits and hits for power. Finished in a ceiling application, this wall will contrast red colors in adjoining walls and window dressing.

Ponderosa Pine

ponderosa pine small image Pine and stained blue pine ... go ahead and buy the # 2 & better pulled to the flush joint. Install v-face for high grade at almost the same price as the v-joint call out. Makes cool solar system of knots in your home, cabin, office, bar, nightclub, etc. Be sure and ask for blue-stain to crate milky-way eclipsing elipse not included with most installations. This works great with a black-light.

Clear Grade Hemlock

hemlock small image Clear Grade In clear vertical grain this western wood is lighter in color than douglas fir and can yield clean and straight edges when compared to that of the Fir.

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