Swedish/Finnish Whitewood

Product Description

Swedish White Timber is a high-quality natural wood suitable for a wide range of construction, carpentry, and woodworking applications. It features a light natural color, ease of cutting, shaping, and preparation, and is available in multiple thicknesses and lengths to meet different project requirements, making it a practical choice for residential and commercial projects, workshops, and construction sites.

Features

• Natural Swedish timber with reliable quality.
• Light natural color suitable for various applications.
• Fixed width of 100 mm with multiple thickness options.
• Available in 16 mm, 19 mm, 22 mm, and 25 mm thicknesses.
• Available in multiple lengths from 3 meters up to 6 meters.
• Easy to cut, shape, and prepare.
• Suitable for carpentry and contracting works.
• Suitable for professional use, workshops, and construction sites.
• Easy to fasten with nails and screws depending on the application.

Applications

• Construction and building works.
• Formwork and timber works on construction sites.
• General carpentry.
• Manufacturing wooden structures and frames.
• Supports and wooden fittings.
• Workshop and manufacturing applications.
• Shelving and internal structures.
• Packaging and wooden boxes for selected applications.
• Residential and commercial projects.
• Applications requiring light-colored natural timber in multiple thicknesses and lengths.

Why Choose Swedish White Timber?

Swedish White Timber is a practical choice for customers looking for natural timber with a light appearance and reliable quality for different applications. Its fixed 100 mm width, multiple thickness options, and wide range of available lengths provide greater flexibility when selecting the right dimensions for different projects.

Storage

It is recommended to store the timber in a dry, well-ventilated area away from moisture and water sources. The timber should be placed on a flat surface and properly supported to help maintain its straightness and quality.

Notes

Color shades, natural grain, and knots may vary slightly from one piece to another because wood is a natural material. Such variations are not considered product defects.