Finger Joint Timber Description：

Finger-jointed pine lumber is made by cutting pine boards into strips, removing the original knots, and then splicing them together with a zigzag joint (similar to the interlacing of fingers), then gluing them together with environmentally friendly glue.

 

Finger-jointed pine lumber, with its natural texture, cost-effectiveness, and environmental friendliness, is a popular alternative to solid wood, particularly suitable for furniture with a natural feel for medium to low-load applications.

 

COZE pine lumber is imported from New Zealand and Chilean radiata pine. The lumber has less knots and the wood is dried to reduce the blue discoloration of the wood.

 

 Finger Joint Timber Specification：

Products Name	Finger Joint Timber
Size	42*3660mm;28*3660mm
Thickness	19mm
Tolerance	± 0.1mm
Wood Spaces	Pine; Spruce; Poplar; China Fir

 

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Good stability: Made from kiln-dried wood, the planed and sanded finger-jointed timber are resistant to cracking and deformation. The strips can be up to 6 meters long.

 

Strength and aesthetics: The wood strips are carefully selected,  any uneven or short strips are discarded. The finger-joints are deepened to enhance the overall tensile and compressive strength of the strips.

 

FJ Timber Features

1. Retains the texture of natural wood and offers a beautiful appearance

2. Uses minimal glue, making it relatively environmentally friendly

3. Uniform moisture content across all parts of the material, resulting in less cracking and deformation compared to solid wood

4. Excellent strength, with tensile and compressive strengths 1.5 times that of solid wood

5. Excellent nail holding power, preventing nails from cracking

 

Wide range of uses

Furniture making (table tops, cabinet partitions, drawer bottoms, etc.);

Interior decoration (staircases, floors, ceilings, wall decorations, etc.);