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I'm building a garden swing (the kind with two facing seats hanging
from a frame with a platform connecting them) and was planning to use Redwood. I'm from the Northeast and Redwood is impossible to get here. One lumber yard suggested that dimensional cedar would be a good substitute but is cedar strong enough for such a structure? If not, what other species should I consider. I could use white or red oak but I was hoping to get away without having to mill my own dimensional lumber. How about Fir? This will be outside but not in contact with the soil. The feet will sit on concrete path stones. Thanks, George |
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