Underwater wood created from sinker logs have attractive color variation, durability, and perceived sustainable benefits. Learn how it's found and used. read more
Underwater Timber Stands the Test of Time. When people think of timber harvest, Paul Bunyon in SCUBA gear is not the first image that comes to mind. However, in recent years, some companies have turned their attention toward the bounty of underwater timber that’s been hidden from sight for centuries. read more
Sinker timber, cypress for example, may have been submerged for a long time. It could be an old growth timber that is far superior to any timber you can cut now. The grain may be tight and straight. Wood that has been submerged will be changed by the sediments around the tree. When cut the color can be extraordinary. read more
I have not ever, in fact, ever lived underwater in the most literal of contexts. However, I have spent many memorable decades living as close to living underwater as was practical in the 1980's to the naughties. I have spent about 3 hours a day diving on the great barrier reef, sailing yachts, surfing and beach combing over thirty years. read more