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Baltic Pine

Pinus sylvestris

SoftwoodNorthern Europe: Scandinavia, Baltic States, Russia

Also known as: Scots Pine, European Redwood, Red Deal

Appearance

Baltic Pine heartwood is pale reddish-brown to honey-coloured, with clearly defined growth rings and a fine, even texture. The grain is generally straight. Recycled Baltic Pine from old buildings is highly sought after for its aged character, tight grain, and warm patina developed over decades.

Workability

Baltic Pine is easy to work with both hand and machine tools. It takes stain, paint, and clear finishes well. The timber has a pleasant resinous scent when freshly cut. Recycled Baltic Pine is particularly valued in Australia for restoration and character flooring projects.

Common Uses

Flooring (new and recycled)
Interior joinery
Furniture
Panelling and lining
Mouldings
Staircase components
Construction framing

Typical Colour

Density

510 kg/m³

Janka Hardness3.5 kN
SoftHard
Above GroundModerate
In GroundLow
Not termite resistant

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