Oregon Pine Wood
Durable and Stylish Softwood for Construction and Interior Design
Oregon Pine, also known as Douglas Fir, is prized for its strength, reliability, and natural beauty. Its warm reddish-brown tones and fine, straight grain add timeless charm to any project, making it an excellent choice for premium applications such as window frames, cladding, and mast wood.
Stocks are limited—reserve your preferred sizes and quantities today to secure this exceptional wood for your project!
Why Choose Oregon Pine Rift?
Oregon Pine offers a strong, versatile, and timeless material ideal for a wide range of applications. Thanks to its excellent weather resistance, it’s perfect for outdoor use, including window frames and cladding.
Key Features:
- High quality, straight-grained, stable, and easy to work with
- Warm, inviting appearance—ideal for visible surfaces and interior projects
- Available in large lengths and sizes for flexible applications
- Excellent for machining and finishing
This beautiful American softwood is naturally resinous, which can occasionally result in oily spots or streaks on planed surfaces. Hard knots may also occur. The striking contrast between early and latewood growth rings adds unique character. In quarter-sawn and end-grain cuts, these patterns are visible as linear or circular markings. Transparent finishes beautifully highlight the natural aesthetic of Oregon Pine, enhancing its distinctive warmth and charm.
Characteristics
| Name | Oregon Pine/Douglas Fir |
| Growth area | Western North America. |
| Botanical name | Pseudotsuga menziesii |
| Durability class | 3 |
| Fire class facade cladding | D-s3,d0 |
| Strength class | Classified according to NEN 5470 in strength class: – C22 (quality class A/B, KVH 2000). – C33 (quality class A KVH 2000) |
| Artificially dried | 12 – 14 % |
| Voluminous mass | approx. 550 kg/m3 wood moisture content: 12 % |
| Suitable for | windows and frames, doors (quarter-sawn posts and sills), rift floors (floors made from quarter-sawn parts), interior and exterior paneling, pergolas and fences. Heavy beam wood is used, among other things, for load-bearing structures. Well-known applications also include ladder trees, gymnastics equipment (e.g. benches, balance beams, wall racks), bodywork, frames, handles, sticks and furniture. Covers, skins, frames, masts, canoes, oars, etc. |
| To edit | Machining presents few difficulties, but it is not easy with hand tools |
Stock
| Thickness (mm) | Width (mm) | Rift / Dosse | Lengths (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 100 | Rift | 215 to 610 |
| 50 | 150 | Rift | 245 to 610 |
| 50 | 200 | Rift | 305 to 610 |
| 50 | 250 | Rift | 275 to 610 |
| 63 | 100 | Rift | 365 to 610 |
| 63 | 150 | Rift | 365 to 610 |
| 75 | 100 | Rift | 215 to 610 |
| 75 | 125 | Rift | 215 to 610 |
| 75 | 150 | Rift / Dosse | 245 to 610 |
| 75 | 200 | Rift | 215 to 610 |
| 75 | 250 | Rift / Dosse | 215 to 610 |
| 100 | 125 | Rift / Dosse | 215 to 610 |
| 100 | 150 | Rift / Dosse | 245 to 610 |
| 100 | 200 | Dosse | 245 to 580 |
| 125 | 200 to 700 | Dosse | 305 to 610 |
| 150 | 200 to 550 | Dosse | 305 to 610 |
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