Botanical name: Pinus radiata
Origin: Commonly New Zealand, Chile or other plantation-grown regions
Thermally Modified Radiata Pine is a plantation-grown softwood that has been thermally modified to improve dimensional stability and external performance. The modification process gives the timber a warmer, darker appearance and reduces movement in service.
It offers a practical and sustainable option for applications where a stable modified softwood is required.
Typical uses: cladding, decking, screening, external joinery, landscaping and architectural timber applications.