Fir Tree Wood

Fir tree wood, derived primarily from trees in the Abies genus, is known for its soft yet sturdy nature, making it suitable for lumber and various woodworking projects. Visually, fir wood displays a light, creamy yellow color with a straight, consistent grain that often carries very few knots, creating a smooth, uniform appearance.

The scent profile of fir tree wood is notably refreshing and clean. When fresh, it emits a crisp, invigorating aroma reminiscent of the cool, pine-scented air of a dense forest. This distinctive fragrance is rich in pinene, the compound also found in pine trees, which contributes to its sharp, slightly sweet, and woodsy smell. Over time, as the wood dries or when it's being worked on, its scent becomes milder yet retains a pleasantly subtle hint of its forest origins. The aromatic qualities of fir wood make it a favored choice not just for construction, but also for crafting items intended to add a natural, aromatic ambiance to environments, such as in saunas, paneling, and the creation of decorative objects.