Pine
Kiln dried Pine lumber. Pale yellow to light brown in color with a straight grain. Hardness is 380 pounds per square foot. Endgrain picture is zoomed in 10x.
Kiln dried Pine lumber. Pale yellow to light brown in color with a straight grain. Hardness is 380 pounds per square foot. Endgrain picture is zoomed in 10x.
Kiln dried Pine lumber. Pale yellow to light brown in color with a straight grain. Hardness is 380 pounds per square foot. Endgrain picture is zoomed in 10x.
Color: Heartwood is a light brown, sometimes with a slightly reddish hue, sapwood is a pale yellow to nearly white. Color tends to darken with age.
Grain/Texture: Grain is straight with an even, medium texture.
Endgrain: Large resin canals, numerous and evenly distributed, mostly solitary; earlywood to latewood transition gradual, color contrast fairly low; tracheid diameter medium to large.
Rot Resistance: The heartwood is rated as moderate to low in decay resistance.
Workability: Eastern White Pine is easy to work with both hand and machine tools. Glues and finishes well.
Common Uses: Crates, boxes, interior millwork, construction lumber, carving, and boatbuilding.
Our lumber undergoes a specialized drying process in a large kiln, which removes moisture and results in a more stable and high-quality product. The kiln drying process helps to minimize the risk of warping, splitting, or twisting that is often associated with green or air-dried wood. Whether it's for structural purposes or adding a touch of elegance to a space, our kiln dried pine is a reliable choice that combines functionality and aesthetics.
Our price is per board foot. Should you need help calculating how much you have or will need for your project, feel free to contact us!
