Western Red Cedar is easily cut and carved to any shape you specify. The wood can also be stained to a color of your choosing. Although HDU can mimic the look of true wood, your customers will recognize that you don't cut corners in sticking with tradition.
People often ask what the difference is between Western Red Cedar and Redwood when used in signage. One of the biggest differences is that Cedar has a higher flexural strength than Redwood, meaning it can bend without breaking more easily when under stress.
Western Red Cedar has a higher flexural strength than Redwood, meaning it bends without breaking more easily.
The material comes in three different thicknesses, including 1", 1 1/2", 3".
The material has an old-fashioned appearance and easily appeals to a customer demographic with a love of tradition.
We build our Cedar signs using a custom process that begins with Grade A cedar planks double kiln dried and ends with a sandblasted, hand-painted wooden sign.
