Serving the Entire Los Anteles Area image-id:22 image-id:21 image-id:20 image-id:19 image-id:18 image-id:17 image-id:16 Appearance
Color: Can vary from light yellowish tan with green overtones to almost blackish brown; exhibits a large range of coloration when freshly milled; darkens over time to medium to dark brown. Grain: Fine to medium, straight to very irregular.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Janka:3680; (185% harder than Northern Red Oak). Dimensional Stability: Average (8.0; 7% more stable than Northern red oak). ]]> image-id:13 Appearance
Color: Can vary from light yellowish tan with green overtones to almost blackish brown; exhibits a large range of coloration when freshly milled; darkens over time to medium to dark brown. Grain: Fine to medium, straight to very irregular.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Janka:3680; (185% harder than Northern Red Oak). Dimensional Stability: Average (8.0; 7% more stable than Northern red oak). ]]> Appearance
Color: Heartwood varies from light yellow/orange to reddish brown or yellowish brown; sapwood is light tan to yellowish white. Grain: Closed, with high figuring; patterns range from clear to knotty. Variations Within Species And Grades: Longleaf pine (P. palustris), shortleaf pine (P. echinata), loblolly pine (P. taedo), slash pine (P. elliottii). All have many of the same characteristics as Douglas fir.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Loblolly and shortleaf 690, 47% softer than Northern red oak; longleaf 870, 33% softer than Northern red oak. Dimensional Stability: Above average (change coefficient .00265; 28% more stable than red oak). ]]> image-id:12 Appearance
Color: Heartwood varies from light yellow/orange to reddish brown or yellowish brown; sapwood is light tan to yellowish white. Grain: Closed, with high figuring; patterns range from clear to knotty. Variations Within Species And Grades: Longleaf pine (P. palustris), shortleaf pine (P. echinata), loblolly pine (P. taedo), slash pine (P. elliottii). All have many of the same characteristics as Douglas fir.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Loblolly and shortleaf 690, 47% softer than Northern red oak; longleaf 870, 33% softer than Northern red oak. Dimensional Stability: Above average (change coefficient .00265; 28% more stable than red oak). ]]> Appearance
Color: Heartwood is yellow after cutting & turns deep pinkish tan to warm reddish brown within weeks due to high resin content. Sapwood remains yellow, with occasional blue-black sap stain. Grain: Dense, with high figuring. Plainsawn is swirled; rift- or quartersawn is primarily pinstriped. Curly or burl grain is rare. Variations Within Species And Grades: Moderate color variation.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Janka:1225; (5% softer than Northern red oak). Dimensional Stability: Values can vary greatly due to the variety of species and ages used. ]]> image-id:11 Appearance
Color: Heartwood is yellow after cutting & turns deep pinkish tan to warm reddish brown within weeks due to high resin content. Sapwood remains yellow, with occasional blue-black sap stain. Grain: Dense, with high figuring. Plainsawn is swirled; rift- or quartersawn is primarily pinstriped. Curly or burl grain is rare. Variations Within Species And Grades: Moderate color variation.

Properties
Hardness/Janka: Janka:1225; (5% softer than Northern red oak). Dimensional Stability: Values can vary greatly due to the variety of species and ages used. ]]>