Cypress

Cypress is valued for its natural durability, rot resistance, and workability, making it a favorite for outdoor structures, furniture, and specialty applications. It comes from Taxodium distichum (bald cypress), a large North American tree that thrives in swampy environments.

Cypress wood stands out for its natural durability, rot resistance, and distinctive grain, making it a favorite for outdoor and long‑lasting projects. It combines practical performance with a warm, attractive appearance, which is why you’ll see it used everywhere from decks to boats. Common alternate names include baldcypress, red cypress, pond cypress, Gulf cypress, and others.

Choose a Veneer Cut

Quarter Cut Cypress
Flat Cut Cypress

Veneer Cuts Explained

Rotary Cut

Bold grain, wide sheets, strong yield.

  • Great for: coverage + cost efficiency
  • Look: broad, flowing pattern
  • Use when: you want dramatic figure and yield

Rift Cut

Straight, tight grain — premium modern architectural favorite.

  • Great for: doors, wall panels, clean interior lines
  • Look: consistent linear grain
  • Use when: you need repeatability across runs

Flat / Plain Sliced

Classic “cathedral” figure with strong visual movement.

  • Great for: panels, cabinetry, furniture
  • Look: arches and varied grain
  • Use when: you want natural character