Sunday, 29 December 2024

Wooden Tops 32. Scots pine

Scots pine is a strong softwood. It was formerly used for sailing ship's masts and producing charcoal. Scots pine is currently used for pit-props, furniture, chipboard, boxes, fences, telegraph poles and paper pulp.
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