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RUSSIAN PINE

Softwood lumber manufactured of such reputable species as RUSSIAN PINE is good known worldwide for its durability, workability and fine appearance.

There are next products available:

v Lumber manufactured and graded in accordance to the Russian GOST 26002-83 and USA WWPA grading rules (boards and timbers).
v Pallet stock.
v Flooring and Decking.
v Siding and Wall Planking.
v Window and Door Scantlings.
v Finger Joint & Solid Edge Glued Panels.
v LVL Laminated Veneer Lumber.

Please provide detailed specifications.  All of them will be considered. Minimum volume 30 m/3 (10 MBF).

There is only one specie of Pine commercially harvested in Russia but this is the best one in the world. It is Russian Pine or Russian Red Pine:

 

PINUS SYLVESTRIS

 

This Pine inhabits Western Europe as well and known there as Scots Pine, however fiber of Russian Pine is better due to the colder climatic conditions. Dry summers with short vegetative periods induce Russian pine to shade brunches in early stage of bowl development. Thus, lumber recovered of logs of this specie are less knotty. Moreover, wood grain of Russian Pine is fine, dense and has excellent appearance.
Russian Pine is a large coniferous tree standing up to 90-130 feet tall and with a bowl diameter (at the breast height) growing up to 30-50 inches.

 

RUSSIAN SPRUCE

 

Whitewood lumber as RUSSIAN SPRUCE is most conservative and reliable approach in building construction.

There are next products available:

v Lumber manufactured and graded in accordance to the Russian GOST 26002-83 and USA WWPA grading rules (boards and timbers).
v Pallet stock.
v Siding and Wall Planking.
v Finger Joint & Solid Edge Glued Panels.
v LVL Laminated Veneer Lumber.

Please provide detailed specifications. All of them will be considered. Minimum volume 30 m/3 (10 MBF).

There are two closely related species commonly marketed under generic name as Russian Spruce:

PICEA ABIES. PICEA OBOVATA

These two species grow in similar environments and some dendrologist consider Siberian Spruce as a subspecies of Norway Spruce. Vast area of their longitudinal habitat spreads from Northeastern Europe through Northeastern Siberia. The Northern limit reaches arctic circle, 70°N of latitude.
Spruce is a large coniferous tree standing up to 110-180 feet tall and with a bowl diameter (at the breast height) growing up to 40-60 inches.

 

RUSSIAN LARCH

Russian Larch is the softwood species with properties of real hardwood. The summer wood of annual rings is wide as spring wood and it is what makes Larch strong and durable like Oak.

The remarkable properties of Larch wood has been known in Europe for centuries. The entire Italian city of Venice is propped by thousands of durable, naturally rot resilient piles. No doubt the European Larch is outstanding species, however we are offering even more superior Larch from Siberia. Its light yellow-reddish color makes rooms bright and shiny. Besides that Siberian Larch, and this is a scientific fact, possesses bactericide properties, which purify indoors environment.

The application is immense from building construction, indoor flooring and planking to outdoor siding, decking, scaffolding, garden furniture and railroad tie sleepers.

There are three closely related species commonly marketed under generic name as RUSSIAN LARCH:

LARIX DECIDUA. LARIX SIBIRICA. LARIX DAHURICA

 

Vast area of their longitudinal habitat spreads from Northwestern Europe through Northeastern Siberia and Far East.  Larch is a medium to large deciduous coniferous tree standing up to 80-140 feet tall and with a bowl diameter (at the breast height) up to 40-50 inches.