Pressure-impregnated brown Scandinavian pine decking board 2,8 × 12 cm AB grooved
26,86 € HT32,23 € TTC
Scandinavian pine
Scandinavian pine is a softwood with a pronounced grain, ideal for long-lasting outdoor projects. Our range favours pine heat-treated by retification, which guarantees dimensional stability and durability without any biocide.
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Pressure-impregnated brown Scandinavian pine decking board 2,8 × 12 cm AB grooved
26,86 € HT32,23 € TTC
Grooved/smooth pine skirting board 2.8 x 12 cm, BC grade
17,01 € HT20,41 € TTC
28×120 Pine, grooved board, class C
17,01 € HT20,41 € TTC
Pressure-impregnated Brown Pine Ribbed Panel 28×120 class C
17,01 € HT20,41 € TTC
Why thermally modified Scandinavian pine?
Scandinavian Scots pine has a tighter grain than maritime pine or Landes pine, with a higher density and improved dimensional stability. Its structure responds particularly well to retification, making it ideal for outdoor applications.
Certified Scandinavian origin, sustainably managed forests, PEFC certification on request.
Applications
- Decking boards in NATUR and AB grades, smooth, grooved and brushed profiles.
- Thermally modified pine cladding boards 4.2 × 9.2 cm for tongue-and-groove cladding.
- Thermally modified pine square-section timbers and rafters for privacy screens, open-slat fencing and pergolas.
- Substructures compatible with ventilated build-ups and A2 or A4 stainless steel fixings.
Help & advice
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before ordering. Another question? Contact us.
Thermally modified Scandinavian pine offers a higher density (tight grain), better dimensional stability and no biocides. Pressure-treated maritime pine is cheaper but contains chemical salts and is less stable.
Yes, like any timber used outdoors. The natural silver-grey patina develops over 6 to 18 months. It can be reversed with a wood brightener and slowed down with a wood oil.
Scandinavia (Finland, Sweden, Norway), from sustainably managed forests. PEFC certification on request, with documented traceability.