Radiant Pine, New Zealand Pine

New Zealand radiata pine is actually not a native tree species in New Zealand. It is native to California, the United States and some islands in the United States. It was brought to New Zealand by immigrants in the 19th century. New Zealand's unique island climate is very suitable for the growth of radiata pine, so radiata pine grows very well in New Zealand. After years of hard work by New Zealand scientists, radiata pine has become a high-quality wood.
The main advantages of New Zealand radiata pine are as follows:
1. It has a long service life;
2. Radiata pine has good processing properties and can be used as a raw material for making various artificial boards;
3. The wood fiber of radiata pine is very long, which is conducive to making very good paper and has a wide range of uses;
4. New Zealand radiata pine has soft color and strong nail retention, and is a good furniture material;
5. New Zealand radiata pine has strong corrosion resistance;
6. New Zealand radiata pine has a high output rate and less waste. New Zealand radiata pine has a large output, affordable price and is very cost-effective.

Application scope of New Zealand pine
1. Furniture making: The good physical properties and plasticity of New Zealand pine make it widely used in furniture making and have good sales in the market.

2. Construction field: New Zealand pine has excellent physical properties and anti-corrosion properties. It is widely used in the construction field for roof purlins, wall panels, floors and various building load-bearing components.