Features
Good strength and elastic properties with low weight
Good thermal and acoustic insulation properties
Economical and ecological
Ease of processing

Uses
Spruce is an optimal wood for housing, particularly in wall and ceiling coverings, but also in the packaging sector. Thanks to its rapid growth, it is also the main wood for the wood derivates, paper and cellulose industry.

Features
Excellent static properties
Good properties of resistance and elasticity
Low tendency to warp and crack
Ease of processing

Uses
Its good impregnation capacity allows natural and controlled technical treatments that optimise its performance, which is why pine wood is now widely used also outdoor as well as in the construction, packaging and furniture sectors.

Features
Excellent resistance and durability properties
Excellent aesthetic homogeneity
Good static properties
Ease of processing

Uses
The high resin content acts as a natural protection and enhances its decorative properties, characteristics that make Douglas fir a widely used wood in contexts and products where the aesthetic content is important, from carpentry to interior flooring.

Features
Excellent resistance properties
Excellent levels of waterproofing and mechanical capabilities
Excellent relationship between elasticity and resistance
Good static properties

Uses
The great versatility of Larch wood makes this raw material optimal for any sector. In building contexts, its insulating properties and high resistance make this wood the preferred one for the construction of elements which are subject to continuous stress such as doors, windows, internal and external coverings and floors.