Trim & Fascia

At the top of the list of appearance-grade products, WFP TRUESTYLE™ Trim and Fascia is the finest wood finishing product available. Milled in a wide range of lengths and dimensions, all WFP TRUESTYLE™ Trim and Fascia are high-grade, 100% natural wood products that display a rich, deep beauty and grain, a silky luster, and a texture that man-made composite products simply cannot match.

WFP TRUESTYLE™ Trim and Fascia is our premier brand of finishing wood products. Specified by architects, builders, and discerning homeowners alike, it is the consistently dependable choice that brings a timeless beauty and distinctive, natural aesthetic to homes and commercial properties. All WFP TRUESTYLE™ products are manufactured to the highest quality standards to ensure a superior consistency of wood fiber, and unparalleled good looks.

Western Forest Products has the right wood trim and fascia product for your project- whether commercial or residential- at a price that will suit your budget and of a quality that will exceed your expectations.

WFP TRUESTYLE™ Trim and Fascia is available in a range of dimensions and lengths, and is reversible with one side smooth and the other saw-textured and can be installed in either direction depending on your design requirements.

Western Red Cedar trim and fascia boards are prized for their warm, rich look, and deep, natural luster. An incredibly beautiful species, Western Red Cedar grows in a spectrum of hues that range from a light honey yellow to a deep sienna red. The combination of WRC’s grain, texture and colours create a naturally luxurious appearance that no man-made material can replicate.

What’s more, Western Red Cedar is generally considered the ideal material for exterior applications like trim, fascia and siding, as its fibers are rich in natural compounds that act as preservatives, providing the wood with a high resistance to moisture, decay, and insects, and rendering the species (and ultimately your trim and fascia) extremely long-lasting. It is worth noting that First Nations have used Western Red Cedar for centuries for structures and totem poles, some of which are still standing after hundreds of years.

Western Red Cedar is also pitch and resin-free, meaning it readily accepts a wide range of finishes and stains. If preferred, Western Red Cedar can also be left unfinished and will gradually develop a beautiful, rustic silvery-gray patina over time.

• Western Red Cedar can be allowed to weather naturally to a silvery grey look, or a wide range of stains and coatings can be applied to ensure maximum performance.
• For best results coat all six sides before installation.
• New cedar trim and fascia that is going to be finished should be protected from the weather before finish has been applied.
• Allow product to acclimatize to the environment where it will be installed to avoid unwanted shrinkage or expansion.
• Fasteners with corrosion resistance should be used, such as hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel.
• Important Note: Never power-wash Western Red Cedar as it can damage the wood fibers.

Finishing and maintenance are recommendations provided by the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association (WRLCA). For more information on finishing and maintenance, please visit realcedar.com/outdoor/care-maintenance

A visually stunning species, Hemlock possesses a creamy, pale-honey colour, and clear boards have a consistent, tight grain and luster. Coupled with Hemlock’s unparalleled versatility, the wood allows architects, designers and builders to create elegant, distinctive projects at an economical cost.

Hemlock finishing boards are exceptionally durable and long-lasting, and highly receptive to preservatives, making them an excellent choice for outdoor applications, especially if cost is a consideration.

Although the species is exceptionally strong, Hemlock is very easily workable and is a highly popular choice for applications like moldings and interior woodworking and, in addition to trim and fascia, is often used in joints, veneered interior paneling, furniture, doors, floors and windows.

Sometimes referred to as Western hemlock, it is the single most plentiful tree species on the coast of British Columbia, where it grows primarily along the east and west sides of the Coast Range, from sea level to middle elevations, as well as in the interior wet belt of the Rocky Mountains. All WFP’s Hemlock products are sustainably sourced and harvested and are completely renewable.

A non-resinous species that readily takes virtually any stain or finish extremely well, Hemlock also sands smoothly, glues easily and has a high nail and screw holding ability.

Although Hemlock is naturally durable, a surface coat is recommended to protect the wood and extend its service life.

• Hemlock accepts a wide range of stains and coatings.
• For best results coat all six sides before installation.
• Factory finishing is recommended and available in most market areas.
• Allow product to acclimatize to the environment where it will be installed to avoid unwanted shrinkage or expansion.
• Fasteners with corrosion resistance should be used. Hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel.
• New Hemlock should be protected from the weather before finishing. It is seldom necessary to carry out extensive surface preparation providing the wood has not weathered for more than two weeks and is clean and dry.
• Important Note: Never power-wash Hemlock siding as it can damage
  the wood fibers.

Finishing and maintenance guidelines are provided for general informational purposes only. For specific advice on finishing and maintenance, please consult with a qualified professional.

Douglas-Fir is a beautiful wood species with an incredibly high strength to weight ratio, a warm, soothing colour, and can display an exceptionally straight and fine grain that creates a very elegant and distinguished look.

Douglas-Fir is sustainably sourced from responsibly managed forest land along the southern mainland coast of British Columbia and across Vancouver Island (with the exception of the very northern tip), as well as in the interior of the province.

Known for its combination of durability and fine looks, Douglas-Fir is a highly popular choice to work with as the wood seasons well and dries evenly, and remains straight and true with very little distortion or checking.

In addition to its strength and durability, WFP’s Douglas-Fir timbers are also sought after as an appearance product for use where looks and durability are key.

Indigenous peoples in BC have used Douglas-Fir for centuries in numerous ways including the floors of lodges and sweat lodges, pit cooking fuel, fishing hooks and handles.

Although Douglas-Fir is naturally durable, a surface coat is recommended to protect the wood and extend its service life.

• Douglas-Fir accepts a wide range of stains and coatings.
• For best results coat all six sides before installation.
• Factory finishing is recommended and available in most market areas.
• Allow product to acclimatize to the environment where it will be installed to avoid unwanted shrinkage or expansion.
• Fasteners with corrosion resistance should be used. Hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel.
• New Douglas-Fir trim should be protected from the weather before finishing. It is seldom necessary to carry out extensive surface preparation providing the wood has not weathered for more than two weeks and is clean and dry.
• Important Note: Never power-wash Douglas-Fir trim because it damages the wood fibers.

Finishing and maintenance guidelines are provided for general informational purposes only. For specific advice on finishing and maintenance, please consult with a qualified professional.

Renowned for its distinctive beauty, Yellow Cedar is the hardest, most durable cedar in the world, yet incredibly easy to mill and work with. Sought the world over for the sustainable, long-term beauty it adds to architectural projects, WFP’s Yellow Cedar Trim is ideally suited for a broad range of uses where both beauty and long-lasting durability against the elements are key factors.

Yellow Cedar boasts a smooth, rich texture and straight grain and generally displays a distinctive honey-yellow colour that creates an elegant and prestigious look. What’s more, Yellow Cedar has naturally occurring rot-repelling tannins and oils make it weather and insect resistant. Like Western Red Cedar, when Yellow Cedar is freshly cut it has a distinct and pleasing aroma, adding another unique element to this highly versatile wood.

WFP’s Yellow Cedar has earned an international reputation for its consistently high quality and unique good looks. In addition to finishing boards like trim and fascia, the species is also used in distinguished architectural applications including Japanese temple construction, interior fittings, and, as it is naturally resistant to the elements, is a leading choice for use around environmentally sensitive areas and water systems as a safe alternative to chemically preserved wood. Yellow Cedar can be stained, or left unfinished to naturally weather to a silver-grey colour.

Western Forest Products’ line of Yellow Cedar trim comes exclusively from responsibly managed and sustainably harvested forest land located on North America’s northern west coast.

• Yellow Cedar can be allowed to weather naturally to a silvery grey look, or a range of stains and coatings can be applied.
• For best results coat all six sides before installation.
• Factory finishing is recommended and available in most market areas.
• Allow product to acclimatize to the environment where it will be installed to avoid unwanted shrinkage or expansion.
• Fasteners with corrosion resistance should be used. Hot-dipped galvanized or stainless steel.
• New Yellow Cedar should be protected from the weather before finishing. It is seldom necessary to carry out extensive surface preparation providing the wood has not weathered for more than two weeks and is clean and dry.
• Important Note: Never power-wash Yellow Cedar because it damages the wood fibers.

Finishing and maintenance guidelines are provided for general informational purposes only. For specific advice on finishing and maintenance, please consult with a qualified professional.