
Verified importer and wholesale supplier of European Spruce (Whitewood) timber in India. The lightest commercial softwood — Grade A sawn timber in bulk, custom sizes and lengths, supplied PAN India.
Ashok Aggarwal & Sons (A.A.S.) is a verified importer, sawmiller and wholesale supplier of Spruce timber in India, with over 50 years of experience in the timber trade. We supply Grade A European Spruce (Whitewood) sawn timber, lumber, and boards in bulk — in custom sizes and lengths — to packaging manufacturers, construction companies, furniture makers, joinery producers, and timber traders across India.
Spruce is a softwood timber from coniferous trees of the genus Picea, belonging to the pine family (Pinaceae). The most commercially important species for the Indian timber market is Norway Spruce (Picea abies), also widely sold as European Spruce or Whitewood — sourced from managed forests across Northern and Central Europe including Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Austria, and Eastern Europe.
Spruce is distinguished from other commercial softwoods by its exceptionally light colour, fine even texture, and outstanding strength-to-weight ratio. It is the lightest commercial softwood imported into India, making it the preferred choice for applications where minimising weight is critical — including lightweight packaging, framing, mouldings, and joinery. Its creamy-white, uniform colour also makes it the preferred softwood for painted and white-finished interior applications.
The following table covers all key technical and commercial specifications for the Spruce timber we supply. Sizes and lengths are made available as per the custom requirements of each buyer — please enquire with your exact dimensions.
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Species | Picea abies (Norway Spruce / European Spruce) — primary commercial species; also Picea sitchensis (Sitka Spruce) and Picea glauca (White Spruce / Whitewood) |
| Origin | Northern and Central Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Austria, Eastern Europe). Plantation and managed natural forest grown. |
| Density | 390–450 kg/m³ — lightest of the commercial softwoods imported into India |
| Available Sizes | Customised as per buyer requirements. Common cross-sections: 22×100 mm, 25×100 mm, 38×100 mm, 38×150 mm, 50×100 mm, 50×150 mm, 75×100 mm. |
| Lengths | Supplied in your specified lengths — from short pallet board lengths to full-length structural members (up to 6 m+). Contact us with your requirement. |
| Colour | Heartwood: Creamy white to pale yellowish white. Sapwood: Almost indistinguishable from heartwood — consistently light and uniform. Ideal for painted and white-stained interior applications. |
| Grain & Texture | Straight grain; fine and even texture; knots common but smaller than pine species. Superior surface quality after planing. |
| Natural Durability | Low natural durability (Class 4–5); not suitable for outdoor use without preservative treatment |
| Workability | Excellent — one of the easiest commercial softwoods to machine, cut, nail, screw, and plane. Glues exceptionally well. Accepts paint and primer uniformly. |
Spruce's low density makes it the preferred softwood for lightweight export packaging, wooden boxes, and crates where minimising gross weight is critical for freight cost savings. Its excellent nail-holding capacity and machinability ensure clean, fast assembly in packaging production.
Spruce (Whitewood) is the dominant structural softwood in European construction, graded to C16 and C24 under EN 338. It is widely used for wall framing, roof trusses, floor joists, and stud walls. Its high strength-to-weight ratio makes it efficient for structural applications.
Spruce is the benchmark softwood for interior joinery — particularly painted applications. Its fine, even texture produces the smoothest planed surface of any softwood, and its uniform creamy-white colour accepts paint, primer, and lacquer without grain raise or resin bleed. Used extensively for door frames, window frames, skirting boards, architraves, and mouldings.
Spruce is used for interior furniture components — particularly for painted or white-finished pieces, bedroom furniture, shelving, and cabinet carcasses. Its light colour and uniform texture make it ideal for contemporary and Scandinavian-style furniture.
Spruce's exceptional gluing properties make it the primary species for Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam), Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL), and finger-jointed structural timber. Glulam beams made from Spruce are used globally for large-span structural applications in commercial and industrial construction.
Spruce is used for lightweight wooden pallets where minimising pallet tare weight is a priority — particularly for air freight, pharmaceutical, and food sector pallets where gross weight is critical. Its lighter weight compared to pine results in lower shipping costs per pallet.
The consistent creamy-white colour and fine grain of Spruce make it attractive for wall panelling, ceiling boards, and decorative interior cladding — particularly in contemporary and minimalist interior styles.
What is Spruce timber?
Spruce is a softwood timber from trees of the Picea genus. The most commercially important species for India is Norway Spruce (Picea abies), sold as European Spruce or Whitewood, sourced from Northern and Central Europe. It is the lightest commercial softwood imported into India, known for its creamy-white colour, fine even texture, outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, and exceptional suitability for joinery, mouldings, framing, and painted applications.
What is the difference between Spruce and Pine timber?
Spruce is lighter (390–450 kg/m³) and softer than pine species, with a uniform creamy-white colour and finer, more even texture. Pine (Radiata, SYP, Uruguay) is denser, harder, and more resinous. Spruce is preferred for painted joinery, mouldings, lightweight packaging, and framing where weight matters. Pine is preferred for structural applications, heavy-duty pallets, and applications requiring higher hardness.
Is Spruce suitable for joinery and mouldings?
Yes — Spruce (Whitewood) is the benchmark softwood for painted joinery in Europe. Its fine, even texture produces the smoothest planed surface of any commercial softwood, and its uniform white colour accepts paint and primer without resin bleed — making it superior to pine for painted interior joinery.
What is Whitewood timber?
Whitewood is the trade name for European Spruce (Picea abies) lumber — named for its consistently light, creamy-white colour. Ashok Aggarwal & Sons supplies Whitewood in structural grades (C16, C24) and joinery grades.
What sizes and lengths of Spruce timber do you supply?
We supply Spruce in custom sizes and lengths. Common cross-sections: 22×100, 25×100, 38×100, 38×150, 50×100, 50×150, and 75×100 mm. Lengths cut to your specification. Contact us for a quotation.
Do you supply Spruce timber in Delhi?
Yes. Our branch office is at Plot 23, Amar Colony, Main Rohtak Road, Nangloi, Delhi-110041 (opp. Metro Pillar No. 456). We supply Spruce timber to buyers in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Faridabad, and across Delhi-NCR. Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 8 PM.
Do you supply Spruce timber in Gujarat or Ahmedabad?
Yes. Our head office in Gandhidham, Gujarat gives buyers in Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, and across Gujarat fast turnaround and competitive ex-works pricing on Spruce timber.
How do I request a bulk quotation for Spruce timber?
Contact us at +91-9811913550, +91-9810075234, or +91-9811053586, or email info@ashokaggarwalandsons.com. Provide your required size, grade, length, moisture content, quantity, and delivery location for a firm bulk quotation.
Pricing on volume & specs
Contact for Price