low maintenence

Jun 11, 2012 21 Replies

But it's cedrela, which is close :-). A friend built and Adirondack chair out of spanish cedar and it was beautiful. So much so that I resawed some down to 1/4" and used it for the soundboard of a hammered dulcimer. Gorgeous!

And it does appear to be a little harder than real cedar. And is also same rot resistant. Seems like it would be a good choice for outdoor furniture, but it's a little more expensive and a little harder to find than some of the other suggestions here.

Yep...it looks too smooth for any cedars I am used to. You are probably right about the weather effect. I am always looking for the next outdoor material.

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