How Can I Use Southern Pine?

Where can you use Southern Pine? Anywhere you want! Decks, porches, interior flooring, paneling, ceilings, moulding, playsets, outdoor projects... even furniture can be built with Southern Pine! We�ll break Southern Pine applications into three main categories � Interior Uses, Exterior Uses and Framing. Be sure to click on the links within each main category to get information on specific products within that category!

Interior Uses for Southern Pine

• Beautiful Southern Pine paneling adds warmth and style to any room in your home.
  
  
• Spice up the ceilings of your house by adding beaded Southern Pine panels.
  
  
• Add beauty and warmth to the look of your home with durable, beautiful Southern Pine flooring.
  
  
• Southern Pine moulding is very easy to install, and depending on how you use it, it can add subtle or dramatic elements to your room.
  
  

Exterior Uses for Southern Pine

• Southern Pine porches offer a haven of durability to everyone in your family.
  
  
• Create a comfortable outdoor environment for your family with furniture constructed of Southern Pine.
  
  
• Treated Southern Pine used in your outdoor living spaces ensures a charming spot to entertain family and friends.
  
  
• Treated Southern Pine is the environmental choice to build the Southern Pine deck of your dreams.
  
  
• A dock made of treated Southern Pine will stand up to the elements.
  
  
• Shakes, shingles and siding crafted of treated Southern Pine give homes unmistakable character and charm.

Southern Pine Framing Lumber

• Southern Pine is the strongest softwood species available, making homes framed with it extremely strong and durable.
  
  
• Homes framed with pressure treated Southern Pine offer residents an added barrier against pests and decay.
  
  
• Southern Pine framing lumber�s superior nail holding ability reduces the likelihood of unsightly �nail pops� associated with drywall construction.
  
  
• Southern Pine framed homes built on a raised floor system offer homeowners a host of benefits, including reduced flood risks, more control over pests and makes home improvements much easier.
  
  
• Wood doesn�t conduct heat or cold, as steel and concrete do, so wood framed homes require less energy to heat and cool, reducing total energy costs.

For more information on the many uses of Southern Pine, please visit our Southern Pine library.