What is pine wood and why is it special?
Pine belongs to the Pinus genus, which includes around 100 species of evergreen coniferous trees. Known for their resilience and beautiful grain, pine trees grow across vast regions—from the cold forests of Northern Norway to warmer areas closer to the Equator.
However, not all pine is created equal when it comes to joinery.
The benefits of slow-grown nordic pine
The best pine for wooden windows and doors grows slowly in the cold climates of Northern Europe. These ideal conditions create:
- Narrow growth rings = denser wood
- High heartwood content = stronger, more durable timber
- Better resistance to weather, decay and pests
In contrast, pine from central Europe grows too quickly, resulting in a softer, less stable material.
Naturally Durable – With Added Protection
Thanks to its natural resin channels, pine has built-in resistance to fungi and moisture. But to ensure maximum durability, we apply:
- Wood preservation treatment – deep protection against decay
- Factory-applied water-based paint – protects your windows and doors from rot, UV, and harsh weather
You’ll receive products that are ready to install, perfectly painted (if choosen), and built to last.