Rainier Plank
It's what's on the outside that counts.
Rainier Plank is an ultra-premium vertical grain veneer with a sustainable wood core.
Once you install cladding on your project can you see anything but the surface? So why are you paying a premium for the 95% of the board that you will never see again? Rainier Plank was created to bring a sustainable and cost-effective solution to using full-thickness clear grain wood boards like cedar, Douglas fir, and Alaskan yellow cedar.
TimberTown offers Rainier Plank Fir and Rainier Plank Cedar at our Austin, Atlanta, and Nashville locations.
Products
Vertical grain veneer
+ finger-jointed tight knot cedar core
Western Red Cedar
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For interior or exterior use
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Tongue & groove profile
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Micro-V or Fineline look
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Pre-sanded for immediate staining
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1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 2x6 dimensions
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Available in 8’ - 16’ lengths
Vertical grain veneer
+ solid tight knot doug fir core
Douglas Fir
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For interior or exterior use
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Tongue & groove profile
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Micro-V or Fineline look
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Pre-sanded for immediate staining
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1x6, 2x6 dimensions
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Available in 8’ - 16’ lengths
Vertical grain veneer
+ finger-jointed tight knot cedar core
Alaskan Yellow Cedar
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For interior or exterior use
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Tongue & groove profile
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Micro-V or Fineline look
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Pre-sanded for immediate staining
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1x6, 2x6 dimensions
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Available in 8’ - 16’ lengths
What Builders Say About Rainier Plank
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Projects
Rainier Plank Oasis
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