Logs From Europe
Pine
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Commonly used for furniture, construction framing, and interior paneling due to its affordability and ease of working.
Spruce
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Often used in construction (e.g., studs and beams), musical instruments like guitar tops, and lightweight crates for its strength-to-weight ratio.
Ash
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Frequently used for tool handles, sports equipment (e.g., baseball bats), and furniture because of its toughness and flexibility.
Beech
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Typically used for furniture, flooring, and wooden utensils due to its fine grain and ability to take stains well.
Eucalyptus
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Commonly used for outdoor furniture, firewood, and pulp for paper production, thanks to its hardness and fast growth.
Larch
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Often used for exterior cladding, boat building, and fencing due to its natural water resistance and durability.
Birch
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Frequently used for plywood, cabinetry, and decorative veneers because of its smooth grain and light color.
Poplar
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Typically used for light-duty furniture, painted trim, and plywood cores for its softness and uniform texture.
Radiata Pine
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Commonly used for construction lumber, plywood, and decorative mouldings due to its versatility and consistent grain.
Basswood
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Often used for carving, musical instruments, and model making because of its soft, fine grain and ease of cutting.
Maple
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Frequently used for flooring, butcher blocks, and high-end furniture for its hardness and attractive grain patterns.
Oak
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Typically used for furniture, flooring, and barrel making due to its strength, durability, and distinctive grain.
