Western White Pine is a soft, easily worked softwood with a clean white colour and fine texture. It machines cleanly, holds detail well, and is the traditional pattern-making and carving wood in Western Canada. Available at Windsor Plywood locations across Canada.
Features
- White to pale cream -- minimal colour variation
- Fine, even texture -- machines to a smooth surface
- Lightweight and easy to work with hand and power tools
- Kiln-dried -- confirm surfacing options at your local branch
Specifications
| Species |
Western White Pine |
| Origin |
North America (Western USA and Canada) |
| Janka Hardness |
420 lbf |
| Colour |
White to pale cream |
| Grain |
Straight, fine even texture |
| Drying |
Kiln-dried |
| Availability |
In-store -- confirm sizes and surfacing options |
Common Uses
Used for pattern making, carving, millwork, trim, shelving, and light-duty furniture. Western White Pine has smaller and fewer knots than most pine species.
Pro Tips
- Seal knots with shellac-based primer before painting, as with all pine species.
- Western White Pine is softer than most pines -- excellent for carving but dents easily on furniture surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Western White Pine differ from other pines?
Finer texture, fewer knots, and softer than most pines. The premium choice for carving and pattern work.
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