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What alternatives are there to pine?
Commonly available alternatives to pine include Douglas-fir (Oregan pine), macrocarpa (Monterey cypress), Lusitanica (Mexican cypress) and Lawson cypress (Oregan cedar).
How is NZ Pine graded?
Through good silvicultural management, New Zealand pine logs come in a range of qualities capable of yielding lumber grades to meet almost any requirement.
When should pine trees be thinned and pruned?
NZ Wood does not itself carry detailed information related to the growing of trees. However the website of one of our founding partners, the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association....
What is the best density for planting pine seedlings?
NZ Wood does not itself carry detailed information related to the growing of trees. However the website of one of our founding partners, the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association....
What soil conditions do I need for growing pine?
NZ Wood does not itself carry detailed information related to the growing of trees. However the website of one of our founding partners, the New Zealand Farm Forestry Association....
What is the best NZ grown timber to use for decks and does it need to be treated?
Any softwood needs to be treated for use as decking except macrocarpa....
Are there special timber treatment requirements for NZ Radiata timber in tropical conditions, especially insect attack?
Use CCA treated timber for termite protection, H2 is for framing timber, H3 for above ground exterior and H4 or H5 for ground contact.
Are there alternatives to H3.1 treated pine that comply with the building code?
Untreated macrocarpa, Lawson Cypress, Lusitanian Cypress or Larch are possible options.
What are the benefits of kiln drying timber?
Timber is the name given to wood that has been prepared for the purpose of building or carpentry. Preparation includes the drying and sometimes treatment of this wood.