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We often get asked:
What is the difference between finger-jointed and clear pine?
What timber options are available?
NZ pine is at the heart of our range, with other timber species available depending on supply. These can include Western Red Cedar, American White Oak, American White Ash, Kwila, Accoya® and other native and exotic timbers. Talk to our team about current availability and the best option for your project.
Can you match an existing timber profile?
Yes. Send us a sample or specification drawing and we can accurately replicate a wide range of existing profiles. We manufacture our own knives onsite, giving us the flexibility to reproduce even detailed mouldings.
Can you manufacture a completely custom profile?
Yes. Our in-house tooling capability means we can manufacture profiles outside our standard range. Send us a drawing or talk to our team about what you’re trying to achieve and we’ll discuss what’s possible.
How long will my order take?
Lead times vary depending on the profile, timber, quantity and current production schedule. Contact our team to confirm availability and lead times for your order.
Can I request a sample before ordering?
Yes. Contact our team if you’d like to request a sample before placing your order.
How do I find a local stockist?
Our products are available through merchants across NZ. Use our Find a Stockist tool to find a supplier near you, or contact our team if you need help sourcing a particular profile.
How do I get help choosing the right profile?
With hundreds of profiles available, there’s plenty to choose from. Our experienced team can help you compare profiles, dimensions and timber options to find the right fit for your project.
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