Product Overview

Premium Redwood Pine Furniture Boards – Meticulously engineered, edge-glued timber panels designed for high-end cabinetry, bespoke shelving, and professional furniture making. Constructed from whole stave premium Scandinavian Redwood, these boards offer a striking, natural grain pattern combined with outstanding structural integrity.

Key Specifications & Features

Material: Premium Scandinavian Redwood Pine (Solid Timber)
Construction: Precision edge-glued panel made with whole staves. No finger joints in sight for a finish full of character.
Finish: Planed All Round (PAR) with a flawless, sanded (120 grit) surface - will need minimal preparation to be ready for oiling, waxing, staining, or painting.
Thickness Options: Available in heavy-duty 18mm and 27mm profiles across a wide range of standard lengths and widths.
Stability & Technical Advice: Wide pine boards are naturally prone to cupping if left unbraced and unfixed. Because of this, we do not recommend using these panels for doors without a structural framework to brace them. Storage is key—always store your boards perfectly flat and ideally weighted down until you are ready to use them.

Perfect For:

Crafting durable dining tables, desktops, and breakfast bars.
Constructing bespoke kitchen carcasses, bedroom wardrobes, and cabinets.
Creating premium, heavy-duty floating shelves and architectural alcove storage.

Delivery & Bulk Saving Notice: Smaller dimensions are carefully bundled and shipped via the Evri network, while larger panels are handled securely by our specialist DX team and are well wrapped with strong card edge protection to ensure they arrive in good condition. Save up to 32% automatically at checkout when ordering in volume!

Please Note (Natural Timber Character): Timber is a living, natural product. Each piece possesses its own unique characteristics, which may include natural colour variations, unique grain patterns, knots, or minor surface shakes. These features are a natural hallmark of real wood and do not affect the structural integrity or quality of the product. Timber can also react to atmospheric changes in humidity and temperature, so be sure to store the timber appropriately. See our storage guide for details.