I love the wood in this fence, What type wood and stain?

10 months ago

I'm looking for an attractive wood privacy fence and live in Minnesota, so our climate is similar to the area of this project. Can you tell me about the wood you used, stain, seal, etc. Also, how has this held up over time?

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10 months ago
The wood is western red cedar. If my memory serves me right the stain is sickens.
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9 months ago
Thank you! I was hoping it was western red cedar.
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I love the wood in this fence, What type wood and stain?

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