Clear Douglas Fir
Also known as British Columbian Pine and Oregon Pine, the heartwood is a light reddish-brown shade, which distinguishes itself from the pale-coloured sapwood. Clear timber or baulks of large dimension in long lengths. More........
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Western Red Cedar
The heartwood is a reddish-brown shade, which distinguishes itself from the narrow white sapwood. Pleasantly scented, it is popular for interior furniture use. Lightweight and easy to handle. More............
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Honduras Pitch Pine
Yellowish to reddish brown heartwood with small bands of sapwood which is lighter in colour. Distinct contrast between earlywood and latewood bands giving flame figure on flat sawn board. A heavy and hard softwood with high strength which is traditionally used for church furnishings. More.........
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Southern Yellow Pine
The heartwood is yellowish-brown to reddish-brown, generally resinous, which distinguishes itself from the light-coloured sapwood. Southern Yellow Pine is typically harder and heavier than their commercial species of pine and is almost identical in strength properties with Douglas Fir. More.........
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Quebec Yellow Pine
Also known as Eastern White Pine, the heartwood is a pale straw colour to light reddish-brown shade, usually little darker than the whitish sapwood. It is a soft, straight-grained and very even textured wood with inconspicuous growth rings. Second-growth timber is of a coarser texture and tends to be knotty. This is a highly stable timber with very lo shrinkage, although it can pick up and give off moisture. More..........
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