Norfolk Island Pine wood slabs – FSC certified available

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Norfolk Island Pine – ( Araucaria heterophylla )

Growing Region: Norfolk Island, South Pacific, Florida, especially concentrated in New Caledonia North American wood that is rather common and responsibly harvested, It’s branches grow in a ringed fashion, giving a unique knot pattern to the finish piece. Dimensional lumber in this species comes across as relatively mundane but when used in slab form the wood comes to life; with the knots forming a very uniform, repeatable pattern when book matched that is unique to this species. Although not a true pine, Norfolk Island Pine is similar in appearance. The color is light brown, with variations leaning toward yellow or red. Sometimes, the wood is marked by blue-gray fungal staining, which turns black once finished, giving a desirable look similar to spalted maple. Norfolk Island Pine is a relatively soft wood, making it easy to fashion into just about any form you wish. Common applications include furniture, interior sliding barn doors, rustic table tops, cabinetry, and wood carvings.

Common Name:

Norfolk Island Pine, Star pine, Triangle tree, Living Christmas tree

Botanical Name:

Araucaria heterophylla

Indigenous to:

Norfolk Island

Modulus of Rupture:

11,730 lbf/in2 (80.9 MPa)

Shrinkage:

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Stability:

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Fastening Method:

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Ecosystem impact:

This wood species is not listed in the CITES Appendices, but is on the IUCN Red List. It is listed as vulnerable due to a very restricted area of occupancy and/or number of locations.

Toxicity and allergic reactions:

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Odor:

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Susceptibility to

Dry Wood borers:

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Fungi:

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Termites:

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Treatability:

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Janka Hardness:

  • 650 lbf (2,890 N)