Pine Standards

Goodfellow has been processing and exporting pine since 1914. We distribute pine products across Canada, the USA and the United Kingdom. We dry, grade and process pine from our Delson, Trois-Rivieres and Mont-Tremblant locations. We are regulated under the NLGA. Goodfellow is a major supplier to manufacturing & retail distribution focused on service and quality.

Grades : C Select, D Select & Better, 1 & 2 Common, 3 Common & 4 Common

FSC Production Available

Sorted by Widths & Specific Lengths Available

Kiln dried Heat Treat Certified

Rough and Dressed Available. 4/4 x 3 to 8/4 x 12. 12/4 Width in D Select & Better and Knotty Available

Non-structural Timber Available from 4″x4″ to 12″x12″ and Lengths of 8′ to 24′

Species Available

Eastern White Pine / Pinus Strobus

White pine has a straight, uniform grain, dries easily and is known to be soft, light and easy to work with manually or machined. It glues, nails and paints well. White pine is used in the manufacturing of interior and exterior siding, panels, moldings, windows, doors, shelving, furniture and many other carpentry products.

Red Pine / Pinus Resinosa

Red pine is a heavier, denser & stronger than white pine. Red pine’s reddish, bolder grain makes this species an excellent choice for flooring, paneling, roofing and truck decking.

Lodgepole Pine / Pinus Contorta
A common tree found in western North America, Lodepole Pine is a good species for manufaturing furniture, paneling, shelving, siding, and moldings.

Pine Standards

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