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Douglas Fir Plywood (DFP/FIR)
Western White Pine
Habitat:
Western white pine thrives in a variety of environments, ranging from peat bogs to dry, sandy, or rocky soil. It does best on sites that are rich in nutrients and well drained, in moist valleys and on gentle northern slopes.
Uses of Western White Pine:
The wood is ideal for carving because of its fine grain and uniform texture. It is also prized for special construction purposes, pattern making and furniture.
| Plywood Manufacturing Standard CSA O121 | |
| Faces and Backs | Inner Plies |
| Douglas Fir | Douglas Fir Western Hemlock True Fir Sitka Spruce Western White Spruce Western Larch Western White Pine Ponderosa Pine Lodgepole Pine |