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Quality softwood from sustainable forests worldwide. Ideal for construction, joinery, cladding, and furniture applications with excellent strength-to-weight ratios.

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Scots Pine (Redwood)

Pinus sylvestris

One of the most widely used commercial softwoods in Europe. Scots Pine offers excellent strength-to-weight ratio, good workability, and natural durability. Ideal for construction, joinery, and furniture applications.

Hardness

540 lbf (2,400 N)

Origin

Northern Europe, Scandinavia

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Norway Spruce (Whitewood)

Picea abies

The most important commercial softwood in Europe. Norway Spruce is valued for its light color, straight grain, and excellent strength properties. Widely used in construction, packaging, and musical instruments.

Hardness

380 lbf (1,690 N)

Origin

Scandinavia, Northern Europe

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Douglas Fir

Pseudotsuga menziesii

One of the strongest and most versatile softwoods available. Douglas Fir combines exceptional structural properties with attractive appearance, making it ideal for heavy construction, timber framing, and architectural applications.

Hardness

660 lbf (2,940 N)

Origin

North America, Pacific Northwest

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Western Red Cedar

Thuja plicata

The premier choice for exterior applications. Western Red Cedar offers exceptional natural durability, dimensional stability, and beautiful warm color without the need for chemical treatment. Perfect for decking, siding, and outdoor structures.

Hardness

350 lbf (1,560 N)

Origin

Pacific Northwest, North America

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European Larch

Larix decidua

The most durable European softwood. European Larch offers exceptional resistance to decay and weathering, making it the natural choice for exterior cladding, decking, and marine applications without chemical treatment.

Hardness

590 lbf (2,620 N)

Origin

Central Europe, Alpine Regions

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Sitka Spruce

Picea sitchensis

The world's largest spruce species, renowned for exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. Sitka Spruce is the premier choice for aircraft construction, musical instruments, and high-performance structural applications.

Hardness

510 lbf (2,270 N)

Origin

Pacific Northwest, Alaska, British Columbia

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Radiata Pine

Pinus radiata

The world's most widely planted exotic softwood. Radiata Pine is valued for its fast growth, versatility, and excellent treatability. Ideal for construction, furniture, and manufactured wood products.

Hardness

460 lbf (2,050 N)

Origin

New Zealand, Chile, Australia

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Western Hemlock

Tsuga heterophylla

A versatile North American softwood with light color and fine grain. Western Hemlock offers excellent machining properties and consistent quality, making it ideal for millwork, doors, and construction applications.

Hardness

500 lbf (2,220 N)

Origin

Pacific Northwest, British Columbia

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Maritime Pine

Pinus pinaster

A robust European softwood known for its strength and natural resin content. Maritime Pine is widely used for construction, packaging, and treated timber products across Mediterranean regions.

Hardness

540 lbf (2,400 N)

Origin

Portugal, France, Mediterranean

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Siberian Larch

Larix sibirica

Exceptionally durable softwood from the harsh Siberian climate. The slow growth in extreme conditions produces dense, naturally durable timber ideal for cladding, decking, and outdoor construction without treatment.

Hardness

680 lbf (3,020 N)

Origin

Siberia, Russian Far East

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Why Choose Softwood?

speedExcellent Workability

Softwoods are easier to machine, cut, and shape compared to hardwoods. Their consistent grain structure makes them ideal for construction framing, joinery, and millwork applications.

ecoFast-Growing & Renewable

Most softwoods grow faster than hardwoods, making them a more renewable resource. Plantation-grown species like Radiata Pine offer excellent sustainability credentials.

constructionStructural Strength

Despite their name, many softwoods like Douglas Fir and Larch offer exceptional structural properties. They're the backbone of modern timber construction worldwide.

paymentsCost-Effective

Generally more affordable than hardwoods, softwoods provide excellent value for construction and utility applications while still offering beautiful appearance for visible installations.

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