Bouls Swiss Aromatic Pine 30 mm
Swiss stone pine, also called Swiss stone pine, is a high mountain tree species and very rich in resin. The sapwood is yellowish-white, the heartwood yellowish-brown striped or figured. The annual rings of the Swiss stone pine are usually very narrow. The reddish-brown knots make this wood particularly decorative.
Trade names and other names
DIN EN 13556 abbreviation: PNCM
Botanical name: Pinus cembra
German: Arve, Zirbe, Swiss stone pine
English: Cembra pine, Swiss pine, White pine
French: Pin cembre, Pin cembro, Alvies
Italian: Pino cembro, Cirmolo, Zimbro
Spanish: Pinus cembra, el Pino cembro, Pino cembra, Cembro
Portuguese: Pinus cembra
Dutch: Alpenden
Technical wood properties
Weight fresh/green: n.a. kg/m³
Bulk density air-dry (12-15% u): 430 - 500 kg/m³
Tensile strength: 89 N/mm²
Compressive strength: 40 N/mm²
Bending strength: 68 N/mm²
Shear strength: n.a. N/mm²
Hardness according to Brinell BII: 34 N/mm²
Hardness according to Brinell: 15 N/mm²
Differential shrinkage (radial): 0.11%
Differential shrinkage (tangential): 0.23%.
Natural durability (DIN-EN 350-2): n.a.
Values of the technical properties of a wood species refer to a wood moisture content of u ≅12% to 15%. Data without guarantee.
Occurrence
In Central Europe, especially in the Alps: Southern France, Switzerland, Austria and Bavaria at altitudes up to about 2000m, in the Kapathen at altitudes up to about 2400m, but also in northern Russia and Siberia.
Tree trunk and bark
Swiss stone pine is a tree up to 20m tall with diameters up to 0.4m, rarely well grown. The bark is smooth in pine when young and grey-green, later grey-brown and somewhat warty, thick, grey-brown and cracked when old.
Characteristics and wood colour
The numerous ingrown dark knots are characteristic of Swiss stone pine. The annual rings of Swiss stone pine are very narrow, the resin channels large and numerous. Swiss stone pine is a decorative wood. The sapwood and heartwood are sharply separated in Swiss stone pine. The sapwood is yellowish-white with a silky sheen, while the heartwood is light reddish when fresh, but quickly darkens to the shade of pine when exposed to light.
Replacement woods
Weymouth pine, Siberian pine/pine, spruce, fir
Literature
-Wood Atlas | 6th edition in 2006 | Rudi Wagenführ
-Wood science volume 1-3 | 1982 | Hans Heinrich Bosshard
-Properties and core sizes of wood species | 1989 | Jürgen Sell / Lignum Switzerland
Category | Lumber |
Product group | Unedged lumber |
Thicknesses | 30 mm |
Weight kg/m3 | 480.000 |
Specie | Aromatic Swiss Pine |
Botanical name | Pinus cembra |
Wood type | Softwood |
Main occurrence | Europe |
Wood origin | Italy | Austria | Switzerland |
Certification | not certified | 100% PEFC |
Colour | yellow |
Hue | clear |
Use | furniture | interior | Carving and turnery work |
Surface structure | rough-cut |
Humidity | 10% ± 2% |
Customs tariff number | 44071910 |
Packaging | loosely |
Items on stock | yes |
Date of delivery | approx. 3 - 6 working days |
Postal shipping | nein |