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Pine – Live Edge

Price range: £140.54 through £226.680.25 m³ + VAT

Pine, one of the most widely used woods globally, boasts a unique blend of practicality and charm. See below for Technical Specification and Grades.

Minimum Order Quantity

£500.00
Shipping

5-10 Working Days
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Description

Product Description: Pine Timber

Our live edge timbers can be cut down to square edge, select this option in the drop-down above. Do call us or get in touch on our Contact Us page and speak to our passionate team if you have any queries.

Overview

Predominantly from the vast forests of the Northern Hemisphere, Pine has long been a staple in woodworking, prized for its versatility and affordability. Recognised for its pale-yellow to light-brown shades, this softwood effortlessly captures a blend of functionality and beauty. Its ubiquity and adaptability make Pine a preferred choice for furniture, construction, and craft projects.

Appearance

Board Edges: Available in Planed All Round (PAR)

Colour & Grain: It exhibits hues ranging from a pale yellow to a medium light brown. It often presents a straight grain interspersed with knots, contributing to its rustic charm.

Patterns: While Pine generally showcases a consistent grain, it can be adorned with knots and swirls that enhance its character.

Special Note: Its natural lightness offers a blank canvas, ideal for staining, painting, or preserving its natural beauty. For a blend of tradition and versatility, Timber Lot’s Pine Timber is an exceptional choice.

Technical Specification

Common Name: Commonly referred to as Pine.

Family: Pinaceae

Genus: Pinus

Measurement Details: Supplied in cubic metres (M3) (1M3 is tantamount to 35.315 Ft3.)

Weight (Kiln Dried): 430 KG/M3.

Format: Waney edge sawn boards or straight edge sawn boards.

Width: Plank widths begin at 150mm, potentially beyond 250mm – call us if you have specific requirements.

Uses of Pine

Furniture: Given its workability and aesthetic appeal, Pine remains a favourite for various furniture types.

Construction: Pine’s strength and cost-effectiveness make it a go-to for building and structural projects.

Cabinetry: The timber’s consistent hue and rustic knots grant a charm to cabinets and storage units.

Crafting: From small projects to detailed carvings, Pine offers adaptability that crafters adore.

Flooring: Its versatility and warm appearance commend it for a range of flooring needs.

Panelling: Owing to its textural interest, it has been traditionally used for wall and ceiling panels.

Characteristics of Pine

Colour: Pine is marked by its light yellow to brown shades, capturing the essence of traditional wood.

Grain: Generally straight but punctuated by natural knots, its grain narrates tales of organic beauty.

Durability: A lighter-weight timber with strength.

Workability: Renowned for its cooperative nature, it is a favourite amongst craftsmen for carving and construction.

Finishing: Its inherent lightness makes it a prime candidate for a spectrum of finishes, from clear sealants to rich stains.

Texture: Smooth to the touch but adorned with organic knots, its texture resonates with nature lovers.

 

Further details about our Grades can be found here.

 

Shipping and delivery
  1. Order Placement:
    • Online: Simply select the desired amount of timber on our website. Each unit corresponds to 0.25m³. Follow the checkout process to make a payment.
    • Phone Orders: You can also call our customer service line to place your order. Our representatives will guide you through the process and provide the necessary details for payment.
  2. Order Confirmation & Tracking:
    • Once your order is confirmed and processed, you will receive a unique Tracking ID via email. This allows you to monitor the status of your shipment and receive regular updates.
    • Should you face any issues or require clarifications regarding the Tracking ID, please reach out to our customer support team.
  3. Lead Time:
    • After order confirmation, the lead time for delivery is typically between 5 to 10 working days. This can vary based on the availability of the timber. We endeavor to expedite all orders and will keep you informed throughout the process.
  4. Prior Notification:
    • We understand that you may need to make arrangements to receive the timber. Therefore, we will notify you prior to delivery, providing you with a tentative date and time window, ensuring you can be prepared.
  5. Delivery Details:
    • Our standard delivery is curbside. This means that the timber will be delivered to the front of your property or as close to it as possible.
    • If you require a different delivery arrangement, such as placing the timber in a specific location on your property, please inform us in advance so we can accommodate your needs. Additional charges may apply.
  6. Order Inspection:
    • Upon delivery, you are responsible for inspecting your order. Please ensure that the timber delivered matches the quantity and quality as per your order. Any discrepancies should be reported to our team immediately.

Refer to: https://timberlot.co.uk/terms-conditions/ for complete Terms of Sale.

Note: Please ensure that there is adequate space for the delivery vehicle and that the area is clear of any obstructions. If there are specific delivery instructions or if you foresee any potential challenges, please inform us in advance.

Technical Specification

Board Thickness & Dimensions:

Description Thickness (mm) Thickness (inches)
Kiln Dried Boards 27 / 32 / 41 / 54 / 65 1 / 1¼ / 1½ / 2 / 2½
Kiln Dried Boards 80 / 100 3 / 4

Moisture Content:

Description Thickness (mm) Moisture Content
Kiln Dried Boards 27 – 54 10 – 14%
Kiln Dried Boards 65 – 100 12 – 18%

Durability: According to the BS EN350-2 standard, Pine is moderately durable. It can resist decay with proper treatment and is commonly used for indoor applications, but can also be treated for outdoor use.

Workability: Pine is known for its ease of workability. It is soft and straightforward to machine, cut, and shape, making it a top choice for carpentry, furniture-making, and construction. Its light color, distinctive grain, and potential for beautiful finishes make it a versatile and widely-used timber in various projects.

Insect Attack: Pine timber can be susceptible to bark beetles, termites, and carpenter ants. Regular inspections and treatments are necessary to prevent and manage infestations.

Fixings: Stainless steel nails or screws are recommended for Pine timber to prevent staining and corrosion. Pre-drilling the boards is advisable to avoid splitting.

Fire: Pine timber generally falls within fire classifications from Euroclass F (Untested) to D-s2, d0 depending on specific treatments applied.

Disclaimer: Timber Lot strives to provide accurate information. We are in no way liable for any inadvertent mistakes or omissions nor for damages arising from the information provided. Customers are asked to examine goods on receipt and alert Timber Lot of any discrepancies. Consult our Terms and Conditions in the website footer for more information.

Grades

Timber Grades 

Class A/B Mix / FAS (Recommended): FAS quality, cabinetry grade timber. Mostly no knots, with some knots spaced no less than 1m apart.

Class A / PRIME (Joinery Grade - No Knots): Our PRIME equivalent. Our highest grade of timber, carefully selected for the client. No significant knots. Ideal for the finest joinery and cabinetry, for long sections for windows, doors, furniture and claddings. 

  • Accepted: Mild grain deviation, subtle colour differences, centre splits with measurement deduction, few isolated defects
  • Not Accepted: Significant knots, erratic grain, decay, bark enclosures, extensive insect damage

Class B / COMMON (Joinery Grade - Few Knots): COMMON grade equivalent. High-quality with minimal knots spaced at least 1m apart. Ideal for furniture, joinery, and cabinetry, similar to "prime-grade" as per NHLA grading. 

  • Accepted: Gentle grain deviation, knots up to 40mm, minimum 1000mm Clear Wood Cutting, other defects outside of Clear Wood Cutting
  • Not Accepted: Erratic grain structures, decay, bark pockets, and overwhelming insect disturbances.

Class C / RUSTIC Grade. Contains more knots and imperfections, with the classic rustic appearance. Aesthetically desirable for many projects.

  • Accepted: All knots and imperfections. Centre splits with adjusted measurement.
  • Not Accepted: Decay and severe insect damage, extensive movement defects.

For a comprehensive guide to our grading.