Specification
| Profile | Dimensions mm | lengths (m) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 19 x 196 | 4,20 – 5,10 |  |
| 19 x 146 | 2,70 – 5,10 |  |
|
| Classic / Softline | 19 x 121 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
| CONO | 26/13 x 146 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
| Chalet* | 21 x 171 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
| Multi – Covering* | 27 x 171 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
| Raute | 21 x 68 | 3,30 / 4,20 / 4,80 / 5,40 |  |
| Raute* | 21 x 55 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
| Raute* | 21 x 90 | 2,10 – 5,10 |  |
Product Description
Spruce is altogether the most important industrial wood of the middle and northern Europe, a support for the forestry industry. Grows abundantly all over Europe except Netherlands and Denmark.
There is 34–40 different types of spruce. In Europe 3 grow naturally, in Czech Republic just one.
Northern spruce grows with light age rings. Lightly yellowish–white wood that is rich in knots is easily machined. Except for typical lighter knots, part of this popular wood‘s characteristics are also black or black rimmed knots and also pitch deposits.
