Bouls Weymouth Pine 80 mm

The Weymouth pine is native to eastern North America, but also to Europe. Its colour is yellowish brown with yellowish white sapwood. It is a plain wood with broad but indistinct annual rings and very many resin channels.

Trade names and other names

German: Weymouth Pine
 English: Weymouth Pine, American white pine, Cork pine, Eastern white pine, New England pine, Northern white pine, Ottawa pine, Ottawa white pine, Pattern pine, Pumpkin-pine, Soft pine, White pine
 French: Pin de Weymouth, Pin à aiguilles fines, Pin baliveau, Pin blanc de l'Est, Pin de Lord Weymouth, Pin blanc d'Amérique, Pin Weymouth
 Italian: Pino di Weymouth, Pino bianco, Pino strobo
 Spanish: Pimobete blanco, Pino blanco americano, Pino de Quebec, Pino de Weymouth
 Dutch: n.a.
 Portuguese: Pinheiro-de-Weymouth, Pinheiro-do-lorde, Pinheiro-branco-do-Canadá
 Arabic: Khashab 'azîzî, Sanawbar, Sanawbar abyad amrîkî
 Chinese: n.a.

Available thicknesses

18, 30, 60, 80 mm, other thicknesses on request

Occurrence

Weymouth pine is found in eastern North America as well as in Europe.

Trunk and bark

This tree can grow up to 50 m high and reach a diameter of 1.5 m.

Characteristics and wood colour

The wood is yellowish brown in colour and has a yellowish white sapwood. The annual rings are hardly visible. In longitudinal section, many shiny brown resin ducts can be seen.