Rohl "Wave" series... http://www.rohlhome.com/Bath/Product_Detail.aspx?ProductID=20325&Collection=301&SubCollection=304&ConnectionString=%22Product.Modern$S$Wave$P$$C$0%22

It is hard to tell from the photo but this faucet definately looks similar to the Rohl Wave http://www.qualitybath.com/product~name~Rohl+WA721L~ID~65003.htm

Wood paneling isn't necessarily a "specialty product". Yes, any wood can be milled into the paneling. Paneling typically has a tongue and groove edge detail or another water shedding profile to keep water from getting behind it. What ever wood you use you will want to make sure you properly water proof behind it and then for longevity use some sealer on the exposed surface. There is a product called Sikkens that is great for exterior wood surfaces. I've used it on exterior applications and the surfaces I put it on look like the day I applied it.

http://www.sikkens.com/Pages/default.aspx

Just a note: just because "any wood" can be milled into paneling. There are some that are far superior to hold up in exterior applications such as cedar and redwood. These woods are typically what you find for exterior exposed applications. They are durable and have toxins that bugs don't like which helps with decay.

This is a very standard cedar tongue and groove siding with a clear sealer that we used to identify the "wet" area of the open bathroom (tub and shower). As the previous comments explained, the cedar has natural rot resistant qualities that work well in a wet environment.

Hi there! I'm afraid you'll have to contact the retailer for that information - you can find a phone number/email info over here:

http://www.homeandstone.com/detail.cfm?Group_ID=1526&Product_ID=10759

That is a Wet Style tub and there's a dealer locator on their website: http://www.wetstyle.ca/