As natural wood species go, redwood is in a class of its own.

A sustainable alternative to tropical hardwoods, redwood is grown and harvested to the highest environmental standards in the world.

Name for the dark red heartwood at the center of the tree,

redwood imparts natural beauty, warmth, and durability to interior and exterior building applications, including decking,

fencing, panelling, siding, exposed beams and timbers, pergolas, and other shade structures.

To learn more about Redwood from Humboldt Sawmill, please visit getredwood.com Well, I, you know, I have projects for it, so I need a, I need a pergola, and I need a sauna.

I can't wait to set your pergola on fire.

That's going to be awesome.

Welcome to the fine home building podcast, our weekly discussion of building,

remodeling, and design topics aimed at anybody who cares deeply about the craft and science of

working on houses. I'm senior editor Patrick McComb. Today I'm joined by Fine Homebuilding

Editorial Advisor Mike Gerton. Hello, Patrick. Fine Homebuilding Senior Editor Brian Pontellillo.

Hey, everyone. And our producer, Andres San Diego. You can find previous podcasts and check

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Thanks so much for being here, guys. It's a pleasure to see you.

Thank you.

Likewise.

Yeah.

Mike, what are you been doing? Where are you at? You're in Arizona, I'm presumed.

Yeah, yeah, I'll be here to for another seven eight weeks something like that but yeah getting lots of stuff done and wiring a bar my

barn slash garage doing starting some landscaping moving native plants and yesterday I spent the afternoon putting in a wiring harness on a used minivan that I bought

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