Many homeowners prefer using Red Grandis because it is extremely durable, resistant to rot, mold, and mildew. Therefore, it is highly unlikely to suffer from massive decay. It is also resistant to insect attacks from carpenter ants, termites, powderpost beetles, and the old house borer.

Is Red Grandis A good exterior wood?

It is a fast growing species and is virtually knot free. Prized for its combination of beauty and durability, Red Grandis is perfectly suited for decking and siding as well as for timbers. It is dimensionally stable and accepts stain well.

Where does Red Grandis come from?

Eucalyptus Grandis is native to eastern Australia, and a number of large plantations have been established in South America and South Africa. ‘Red Grandis’ refers to timber sourced from plantations in South America (particularly Uraquay and Brazil).