Applications
Construction
Tone-on-tone lasure pine louvre cladding
Photo credit : GAUJARD TECHNOLOGIES et Lisa RICCIOTTI
Thermally modified pine cladding
Photo credit : Nicolas WALTEFAUGLE pour AZCA
Brown impregnated pine bike shelters
Photo Credit : LATOUR SALLIER ARCHITECTES
Natural pine finger-jointed louvre cladding
Photo credit : L'ATELIER POSITIF et Gwen Dubourthoumieux
Brown impregnated pine cladding on social housing
Photo credit : LATOUR & SALIER
Brown impregnated pine vertical cladding
Photo credit : VINCENT MONTHIERS
Lasure natural pine slatted fences
Photo Credit : Arnaud SAINT-GERMES pour DLA
Brown impregnated pine connection and louvre cladding
Photo credit : LATOUR SALLIER ARCHITECTES
Net-like pine finger-jointed louvre cladding
Photo credit : RETIWOOD
Two different types of brown treated pine cladding
Photo Credit : PIVETEAU BOIS - Archi Michel SEUILLARD
Impregnated pine vertical louvre batten
Photo Credit : ATELIER FERRET ARCHITECTURES
Black lasure finger-jointed pine louvre vents
Photo Credit : FP BOIS
Who are we ?
Who are we ?
French pine is found throughout France and provides an abundant resource of timber and industrial wood in the immediate vicinity of industry players and end users. This website was created by the APEP, l'Association pour la Promotion des Emplois du Pin (the Association for the Promotion of the Use of Pine), which unites all professionals who use French pine, whether in outdoor structures, construction, interior design, logistics or industry.