Product
Scots Pine
A widely used light-coloured pine adapted to cold climates and many timber applications.
Overview
Scots Pine
Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) occurs across Northern Europe, cold regions of Russia and northern Anatolian mountains and can grow at elevations up to about 2,600 metres.
Features
Key Features
- Strong adaptation to cold climates
- Can occur at elevations up to about 2,600 m
- Bright light-brown bark
- Shorter needles than many other pines
- Small, irregular, downward-facing cones
Applications
Main Applications
- Construction and framing
- Timber flooring and cladding
- Garden and outdoor projects
- General joinery