Siberian Larch (Larix sibirica)
- slightly to moderately durable
- straw colour with brown knots
- denser than European/British Larch
- available in two grades: Unsorted (fewer knots) or Sawn fallen (more knots),
- longer lengths
European Larch / British Larch ( Larix decidua)
- consistent pale pink colour with dark knots
- slightly to moderately durable
- cheaper
Larch related insights
If you are looking for Larch timber, you will usually come across two different types: Siberian Larch and British Larch. But which should you choose?
Our Siberian larch cladding is available in two different grades Unsorted and Saw falling. You are probably wondering what the difference is, so we’ve put together this handy article to explain.
There are a variety of different Larch trees. This article will shine a light on the differences between two different species of Larch: the Siberian Larch and the European Larch.
EcoChoice recently supplied timber cladding for a project on the edge of the Peak District National Park. The building, which had been completely renovated, was clad in Siberian larch and the finished result looked fantastic.
Wondering what the differences are between European, British and Siberian Larch? Within this post we describe their unique properties and uses.