Maritime Pine
Scientific Name: 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.
tuneTechnical Specifications
Color / Appearance
Heartwood is reddish-brown to pale brown. Sapwood is yellowish-white. Prominent resin canals visible.
Grain / Texture
Grain is straight with coarse, uneven texture. High resin content provides character and durability.
Average Dried Weight
510 kg/m³ (32 lbs/ft³)
Janka Hardness
540 lbf (2,400 N)
Workability
Good workability but resin may cause issues. Takes preservative treatment well. Suitable for exterior use when treated.
Origin
publicPortugal, France, Mediterranean
chairCommon Applications
Construction Timber
Structural framing and general construction work.
Treated Timber
Fence posts, landscape timbers, and outdoor structures.
Packaging & Pallets
Industrial packaging and pallet manufacturing.
Sustainability Commitment
Maritime Pine comes from managed European forests with sustainable harvest practices and replanting programs.
Important species for Mediterranean forest ecosystems. Supports local forestry communities.
Sustainable