New Zealand Radiate Pine timber Finger joint board
New Zealand Radiate Pine timber Finger joint board is a species of pine tree that is commonly used for construction and woodworking. The timber produced from Radiata Pine is highly versatile and is used for a wide range of applications, including furniture, flooring, decking, and building construction.
One of the popular products made from Radiata Pine timber is finger joint board. A finger joint board is made by joining together short pieces of timber using a finger jointing process. This process involves shaping the ends of the timber pieces so that they interlock, creating a strong and stable joint. The resulting board is made up of shorter pieces of timber that are joined together, creating a long and continuous board.
Solid wood finger joint board is a high-quality product that is made from Radiata Pine timber. This type of board is made from long, continuous pieces of timber that have been finger jointed together. The resulting board is strong, stable, and has a consistent grain pattern. Solid wood finger joint board is an excellent choice for a wide range of woodworking projects, including furniture, cabinets, and decorative items.
Feature
1. Strength and Stability: Finger jointing creates a strong and stable joint, which makes the resulting board strong and durable.
2. Consistent Grain: Solid wood finger joint boards have a consistent grain pattern. Making them ideal for woodworking projects where you want a consistent appearance.
3. Versatility: Radiata Pine finger joint boards are versatile and useful for a wide range of applications. Including furniture, cabinetry, and decorative items.
4. Cost-Effective: A finger joint board is less expensive than solid wood boards of the same size. Making it a smart choice for your woodworking projects.
5. Sustainability: Radiata pine is a fast-growing, sustainable source of timber. It makes an environmentally friendly choice for woodworking projects.
Product Description
Radiata Pine(Insignis Pine, Monterey Pine)
When planned to a smooth finish, the wood is creamy-colored, with stripes created by the contrast between wood grown early in the annual growth season (softer and paler) and that grown later (harder and darker). The wood darkens over time with exposure to light.
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Wood Name
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Radiata Pine, also named Monterey Pine, Insignis Pine
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Average Dried Weight
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32lbs/ft3(515kg/m3)
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Janka Hardness
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710lbf(3,150N)
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Modulus of Rupture
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11,480lbf/in2(79.2Mpa)
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Elastic Modulus
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1,458,000lbf/in2(10.06Gpa)
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Crushing Strength
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6,030lbf/in2(41.6Mpa)
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Shrinkage
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Radial: 3.4%; Tangential: 6.7%, Volumetric: 10.7%, T/R
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Product
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Radiata Pine Finger Joint Board
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Material
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Radiata Pine Wood
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Feature
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Stable and Solid, Natural Texture, Green, and Environmental Protection.
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Color
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Radiata Pine Wood Color
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Width * Length
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1,220 mm * 2,440 mm or as customized
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Thickness
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5/9/12/15/16/18/20/30 mm or as customized
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Moisture
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6%-12%
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Grade
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AA/AB/BB/CC
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Glue
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E0/E1 or as customized
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Application
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Furniture, Construction, Decoration, etc
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Working Process
FAQ
Q: What is finger jointing?
A: Finger jointing is a process of joining together short pieces of timber to create a long and continuous board. The ends of the timber pieces are shaped so that they interlock, creating a strong and stable joint.
Q: What are the benefits of a finger joint board?
A: A finger joint board is typically less expensive than solid wood boards of the same size, while also being stronger and more stable due to the finger jointing process.
Q: What is Radiata Pine timber?
A: Radiata Pine is a species of pine tree that is commonly used for construction and woodworking. It is known for its versatility, strength, and sustainable growing practices.
Q: What are some applications for solid wood finger joint boards?
A: Solid wood finger joint board can be used for a wide range of woodworking applications, including furniture, cabinetry, and decorative items.
Q: Is the finger joint board
sustainable?
A: Yes, New Zealand Radiata Pine timber is a fast-growing and sustainable source of timber, making it an environmentally friendly choice for woodworking projects.
