Cypress Pine Cladding
Double Log Cabin Weatherboards in Cypress Pine
Building a cabin, cladding a studio, or giving a facade a rustic log look? Cypress Pine double log cabin weatherboard gives external walls the rounded profile of stacked logs in an Australian native timber. We stock it in 140×19, sold by the length, for new builds, extensions and feature walls inside or out.
Why Builders Choose Cypress Pine
Cypress Pine is an Australian native softwood known for its natural resistance to decay and insects, which is why it has a long history in Australian homes, cabins and outbuildings. Its warm golden tones and visible knots give the rustic character a log cabin profile is chosen for. Left natural, oiled, or stained, the timber keeps a finish that suits bush, rural and coastal settings.
Where Double Log Cabin Cladding Is Used
The double log cabin profile is used on cabins, granny flats, studios, sheds and rural homes, and on feature walls, ceilings and bars where a log look is wanted without full logs. Fix it with our timber screws, compare the pre-primed Design Pine H3 weatherboards for a painted finish, or see the full timber cladding range.
Cypress Pine Log Cabin Profile in Stock
- 140×19 double log cabin: A rounded log profile for rustic external and internal walls.
- Australian native timber: Cypress Pine with natural decay and insect resistance.
- Buy by the length: Single lengths for a repair or volume for a full cabin at trade rates.
- Delivered across Sydney: Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Wollongong, and the Central Coast, or click and collect from Arndell Park.
From a garden studio to a full cabin, the log look starts here.
Call 1300 554 775 or request a quote online and our team will work out lengths for your walls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Cypress Pine good for cladding?
Yes. Cypress Pine is an Australian native timber with natural resistance to decay and insects, and its warm tones and knots suit rustic cladding on cabins, studios and rural homes.
What is double log cabin cladding?
Double log cabin is a weatherboard profile with two rounded faces per board, so the finished wall looks like stacked logs. BBS stocks it in Cypress Pine at 140×19.
Is Cypress Pine termite resistant?
Cypress Pine is known for its natural resistance to termites and decay, one reason it has been used in Australian buildings for generations.
Can you paint or stain Cypress Pine cladding?
Yes. Cypress Pine can be oiled, stained or painted. Many builders leave the natural colour and seal it to keep the rustic look.
Is Cypress Pine a hardwood or softwood?
Cypress Pine is a softwood, a native Australian conifer, though it is denser and more durable than most softwoods.