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Oregon Pine CV KD is a softwood lumber prized for its dimensional stability, mechanical strength, and ease of machining , making it a versatile solution for carpentry and construction applications. The KD ( Kiln Dried) treatment ensures kiln drying, which enhances the wood's stability and facilitates machining and subsequent installation.

Oregon Pine CV KD features pale yellow sapwood and yellowish-brown heartwood, with straight grain and a medium to coarse texture. These characteristics give it a natural appearance and make it suitable for processing and finishing work.

Oregon Pine CV KD: strength and ease of machining

Pine CV KD stands out for its ease of sawing, planing, gluing, and machining, allowing for high-quality finishes in various applications. Furthermore, it offers high resistance to nailing and screwing, ensuring a secure fit for fasteners.

Thanks to its kiln drying process, Oregon Pine KD exhibits greater stability against changes in humidity, reducing the risk of deformation during use.

Oregon Pine Wood: natural appearance and stability

Oregon pine is characterized by its distinctive grain and warm tone, qualities that make it a suitable wood for projects where technical performance and a natural appearance are desired.

Its straight fiber facilitates machining and allows for homogeneous surfaces, while its dimensional stability promotes good performance in construction and carpentry applications.

Advantages of Oregon Pine CV KD wood

• Kiln-dried (KD) wood .
• Straight fiber and medium to coarse grain.
• Good dimensional stability.
• Easy to saw, plane, glue and machine.
• Good resistance to nailing and screwing.
• Natural look with warm tones.
• Suitable for carpentry and construction applications.

Characteristics

• Product: Oregon Pine CV KD Lumber
• Species: Tsunami menziesii 
• Wood type: Conifer
• Drying: KD ( Kiln Dried)
• Fiber: Straight
• Grain: Medium to coarse
• Sapwood: Pale yellow
• Heartwood: Yellowish brown
• Origin: North America