Scots Pine (Redwood)
Scientific Name: 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.
tuneTechnical Specifications
Color / Appearance
Heartwood is pale reddish-brown, sapwood is creamy white to pale yellow. Color darkens with age and exposure.
Grain / Texture
Grain is straight with a medium, even texture. Resin canals are visible and may exude resin.
Average Dried Weight
510 kg/m³ (32 lbs/ft³)
Janka Hardness
540 lbf (2,400 N)
Workability
Excellent workability with hand and machine tools. Takes nails and screws well. Good for staining and finishing.
Origin
publicNorthern Europe, Scandinavia
chairCommon Applications
Construction & Framing
Structural timber for buildings, roofing, and general construction.
Interior Joinery
Doors, windows, staircases, and interior trim work.
Furniture Making
Solid wood furniture and cabinet construction.
Sustainability Commitment
Scots Pine is sourced from sustainably managed forests in Northern Europe with strict replanting requirements.
PEFC and FSC certified options available. Fast-growing species with excellent carbon sequestration properties.
Sustainable