Introduction of Cedrus Parham Company

Cedrus or Cedar is the name of trees of the genus Cedrus that are very similar to pine, but they are much stronger and taller than pine and live for more than three thousand years. The branches of Cedrus trees are elongated, aligned and around each other. The wood of these trees is white and thick, and in some species the wood is a little redder. 

Cedrus Parham Group is a direct importer of Siberian cypress, pine and larch wood from Russia, and they perform the full cycle of wooden house production from entering the system to providing the final product.

A team of entrepreneurs and experts with experience in the field of wood have established the company. And they provide you with the best quality for the fairest price.

We supply the best and highest quality wood from Russia, which is one of the largest countries in the field of production and processing of wood and lumber in accordance with GOST standards. All wooden house built by Parham Company have Guarantee.

Warranty

The Guarantee period of Parham wooden houses is 3 years from the date of delivery. The company guarantees the integrity of the wooden house (characteristics of the wooden house) under the influence of all the regulatory loads available for wooden houses, i.e. roof, snow, wind and point loads, during the period. The company’s Guarantee covers any damage caused to the wooden house caused by defects in construction or material.

The guarantee is not applying in the following cases:

  • When the customer or third parties make changes in the design of the wooden house that are not agreed with the supplier.
  • In the case of damage to the wooden house, which is caused by defects in the foundation, roof and other elements of the house, the production and delivery of which had nothing to do with the supplier.
  • In case of damage to the wooden house, which is caused by defects in the foundation, roof and other elements of the house, the production and delivery of which had nothing to do with the supplier.
  • Creation of cracks and gaps on the parts and elements of the house as a result of the natural shrinkage and settlement of the wooden house.
  • Discoloration of parts as a result of sun exposure
  • Changing the geometric dimensions of the parts as a result of the natural shrinkage of the wooden house