White Pine Timber

Eastern white pine scientific name.

White pine timber. Our beams are available in eastern white pine western red cedar and douglas fir. 25 lbs ft 3 400 kg m 3 specific gravity basic 12 mc 34 40. Get in touch with us today. Custom milled and superprime.

Eastern white pine is one of the most popular choices found in heavy timber frame construction all over the united states and beyond. In quebec canada an eastern white pine was sold for 47 000. Eastern white pine brings new possibility to home design. For over 35 years its unparalleled versatility has made eastern white pine our most popular product.

Offered in our proprietary perfectpack or in specified lengths. White pine lumber distributors carries a large selection in hardware hardware plywood and so much more. As the wood ages the color tends to grow darker. Its color varies from a light brown with a reddish hue to nearly white.

Eastern white pine 2 grade western red cedar 1 appearance grade and douglas fir 1 free of heart center fohc grade. The long straight trunks of ewp were once prized as ship masts. 65 100 ft 20 30 m tall 2 4 ft 6 1 2 m trunk diameter historically older growth trees were much larger average dried weight. Want to get the most value from selling your timber.

It was 220 feet tall 9 feet across and branch free 80 of its height. It was growing in a person s backyard. We are located in fresno ca come by or call 559 222 6201. A tall large diameter branch free white pine can be worth more than some tropical hardwoods.

Wondering what your timber is worth. Eastern white pine is an easily workable softwood with a straight and even grain. White pine s straight trunks were often used in the manufacturing of ship masts in the 18th century. Check out the current timber prices and trends for the southeast region using our easy to read tables and charts.

The king of england s habit of marking out and reserving all of the biggest and best trees for use in his navy lead to the pine tree riot of 1772. Old growth pine in the americas of various pinus species was a highly desired wood since huge knot free boards were the rule rather than the exception. The species was imported in 1620 to england by captain george weymouth who planted it for a timber crop but had little success because of white pine blister rust disease. Our beams are non grademarked but are generally conforming to the following timber grades.

Eastern north america also widely grown on plantations throughout its natural range tree size.