Our wood species
Discover our wide range of wood offerings
Stevens Wood has been importing lumber for 90 years. We specialize in softwood lumber, both untreated and thermally reinforced. Our products are suitable for a variety of applications, from timber frame construction over facade finishes to patios, carports and saunas. Contact us for advice tailored to your project.
All our wood species at a glance
Thermo spruce
Derived from the Norway spruce, ideal for facades and outdoor patios.
Thermo pine
Wood from various pine trees, one of the most popular woods.
Thermo ash wood
Wood with beautiful markings, usually from Europe or North America.
Thermo ayous
Wide range of this knot-free thermal lumber available at Stevens.
Thermo fraké
Wood derived from the African “oak,” good for durability class 1 after heating.
Thermo iroko
Commercial name for 2 West African botanical species.
Thermo radiata pine
Native North American softwood, completely knot-free, also in black.
Thermo tulip wood
Goes from class 4-5 to 2 by thermal modification and an even brown color.
Spruce
The whitish to cream-colored wood of Norway spruce is stable and elastic. This makes spruce perfect for trusses, structures, door frames, flooring and furniture.
Pine
The wood of Scots pine is easy to work with. This makes it one of the most commonly used softwood species. Pine becomes darker with exposure to light.
Douglas fir
The durable wood of the European Douglas fir is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Salmon to reddish-brown shades, discoloration under the influence of sunlight.
Larch
Larch is the solid wood of Lorken. Very wide range of application, from sheet material to water works. The heartwood is reddish brown and darkens with light and aging.
Oregon Pine
The wood of the North American Douglas fir. Durable and sturdy wood species a lot of uses. Oregon pine wood is salmon-colored to round brown and discolors in shades of red with light.
Southern Yellow Pine
Collective name for various botanical woods from the southeastern US. Easily worked both by hand and machine. Heartwood is light yellow-brown.
Radiata Pine
Relatively soft wood that is excellent for machining, sawing, milling and gluing. Often knot-free with attractive markings, suitable for interior and garden applications.
Western Red Cedar
Native to the Cupressaceae family. Western red cedar wood exists in numerous different colors, from light yellowish brown, through pinkish brown and salmon color to chocolate brown.
Possible applications of our woods
Softwood or softwood lumber is what Stevens Wood has specialized in for over 90 years. We import various species of wood from North America and Scandinavia, among others.
By heating softwood, it becomes stronger. That makes ThermoWood a sustainable alternative to tropical hardwood. Moreover, it is suitable for even more applications. Think, for example, of cladding or decking.