Description

Spruce Wood Norway (Picea abies) is one of the most important tree species in Europe. It produces high-quality timber and its long fibers make it important for the pulp and paper industry. The species also has high ecological importance, being a key species in northern Europe.

Characteristics of Spruce Wood Norway

Origin of Wood Type	Norway
Botanical Name	Picea sitchensis
Specific Gravity	0.43
Avg. Weight Per BF	2.25 lb/ bf
Color Range	Cream – White with a Pink Tint
Rarity / Availability	Not Readily Available
Typical Avg. Width	2″ to 10″
Typical Avg. Length	2′ to 12′
Avg. Waste Factor	0.3
Wood Uses	Aircraft Veneer, Oars, Boat Building, Soundboards, Musical Instruments, Building Construction and many other uses
Lumber Grades	Quartersawn (Musical Instrument Grade), Guitar Sets
Other Trade Names	Silver Spruce, Tideland Spruce, Menzies Spruce, Coast Spruce