Douglas Pine Sharp-edge Drying kiln

Oregon pine wood, also known as Douglas fir, is derived from the tree of the Pseudotsuga menziesii genus. This wood stands out for its durability and strength, making it ideal for construction and woodworking applications. Its reddish-brown tone and attractive grain give it a warm and natural appearance. Its advantages include its ability to resist moisture and insects, as well as its ease of workability and treatment. Oregon pine is appreciated for its versatility, making it a popular choice in both interior and exterior design projects.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Apparent density at 12% humidity 510 kg/m3 semi-light wood
Dimensional stability
- Volumetric contraction coefficient 0,41% stable wood
- Relation between contractions 1,59% no tendency to deformity
Hardness (Chaláis-Meudon) 2,45 Semi-softwood

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Douglas fir

Code	Description	Thickness mm		Cert
65032	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 52 >4000	52.00	Until end of stock	PEFC
65029	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 52 <3900	52.00	Until end of stock
65040	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 65 <3900	65.00	Until end of stock
65041	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 65 >4000	65.00	Until end of stock
65064	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 76 <3900	76.00	Until end of stock
65065	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 76 >4000	76.00	Until end of stock
65086	PINO OREGON 1A C/V KD 105 >4000	105.00	Until end of stock