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  5. Eiropas lapegle

Larix decidua

Eiropas lapegle

The one European softwood that will sit outside untreated, and the most decorative of the group. Hardest conifer KORENA lists, at the cost of fighting resin at every stage.

  • This species is recorded as commercially grown in Europe. This does not establish where an individual piece was harvested; check its origin details.
  • Botāniskā grupa. Skujkoki ir koniferi, bet lapu koki ir platlapji.
  • Botāniskā dzimta, kurai pieder suga.
Paziņot, kad būs pieejamsAtsauces suga. Pašlaik noliktavā nav pieejamu gabalu.
  • Piemērotība projektam
  • Pieejams noliktavā
  • Izskats
  • Apstrāde
  • Koka kustība
  • Cena
  • Drošība un iegāde
  • Jautājumi
  • Tehniskie dati

Vai tā ir piemērota jūsu projektam?

Lieliski piemērota

  • Tabletops
  • Exterior cladding
  • Garden furniture
  • Flooring
  • Boat and dock work

Pašreizējā kolekcijā nav Eiropas lapegle

Līdzīgas sugas noliktavā

Pašlaik nav Eiropas lapegle. Šīs sugas ir piemērotas tiem pašiem projektiem, un to gabali ir pieejami.

  • Saman šķiedra

    Saman

    Samanea saman

    4 gabali

  • Eiropas ozols šķiedra

    Eiropas ozols

    Quercus robur

    6 gabali

  • Eiropas valrieksts šķiedra

    Eiropas valrieksts

    Juglans regia

    12 gabalu

Saņemt paziņojumus par Eiropas lapegle

Mēs nosūtīsim e-pasta ziņojumu, kad KORENA būs pieejami jauni Eiropas lapegle dēļi. Katrs gabals ir vienreizējs eksemplārs, tāpēc ir vērts uzzināt laikus.

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Koksnes izskats

Kā tā izskatās

The most visually striking of the European softwoods. Heartwood runs warm honey to a deep russet brown against narrow pale sapwood, and the boundary between the two is sharp and decorative. Growth rings are strongly marked because the latewood bands are dense and dark, which gives flatsawn faces a bold cathedral figure closer to a ring-porous hardwood than to spruce.

  • Honey to russet brown heartwood, deepening with UV exposure
  • Narrow pale cream sapwood in sharp contrast
  • Strongly marked growth rings with dark dense latewood bands
  • Cieta skujkoku koksne; redzamas gadskārtas.

Apstrāde

Apstrāde

Most hand and machine operations give good results, and larch is stiff and strong enough to feel substantial under the tool. The complication is resin. Natural resins gum up saw blades and clog abrasives, and the problem worsens as the wood warms during a cut. Keep blades clean, take breaks in long rips, and expect to clear the sole of a plane more often than usual. The dense latewood bands can also tear out where grain rises.

Apdare

Resin is again the issue. Wipe the surface with denatured alcohol or acetone before finishing to lift surface resin, or oil finishes may stay tacky in patches. Once clean it takes oil beautifully and the colour deepens to a rich amber. For exterior work, a penetrating oil renewed annually outperforms film finishes, which crack and lift on a wood this dimensionally active outdoors.

Žāvēšana

Slower and more troublesome than spruce or fir. Larch is prone to distortion and to surface checking if dried too fast, and the high resin content means a hot kiln schedule will drive resin to the surface where it sets sticky. Air drying followed by a low temperature kiln is the standard route for slab stock. Expect around 12.5 percent volumetric shrinkage, and note that internal stress from poor drying shows up as spring and bow once the slab is ripped.

Cik daudz tā kustēsies?

Mainoties gaisa mitrumam, koksne šķērsām platumam uzbriest un saraujas. Pirms stiprinājumu projektēšanas novērtējiet Eiropas lapegle galda virsmas sezonālo koka kustību.

Griezums
Kur tā atradīsies

Paredzamā sezonālā koka kustība

aptuveni 9,4 mm

Stipriniet galda virsmu ar stiprinājumiem vai kronšteiniem rievās, nevis ar līmi vai cieši pievilktām skrūvēm.

Lineārā rukuma modelis: platums × (rukums ÷ 28% šķiedras piesātinājums) × sezonālā mitruma svārstība. Eiropas lapegle izmanto 8,2% tangenciālais rukumu. Plānošanas aplēse, nevis garantija.

Cik tā maksā

Drošība un iegāde

  • This species is recorded as commercially grown in Europe. This does not establish where an individual piece was harvested; check its origin details.
  • IUCN Sarkanā saraksta statuss: sugas globālais aizsardzības novērtējums.
  • Species within the Larix genus have documented cases of skin irritation, hives and skin lesions, though severe reactions remain uncommon. Resin contact is the usual trigger rather than dust alone. Gloves during handling of freshly cut stock and normal extraction during machining are appropriate.

Lasīt pilno ceļvediPlašākas piezīmes par koksnes zīmējumu, krāsas maiņu, apstrādi un izmēru stabilitāti.+

What European Larch actually is#

Larix decidua is the conifer that drops its needles. That deciduous habit is the visible oddity, but the useful consequence is in the timber: larch lays down dense, resin-rich latewood in a way that no spruce or fir does, and the result is a softwood that behaves in several respects like a light hardwood.

It is the hardest conifer in the KORENA catalogue at 3,290 N on the Janka scale, which puts it above every pine and fir here and roughly level with small-leaved lime. It is the only one rated durable enough to go outdoors untreated. And it is by some distance the most decorative, with a heartwood and sapwood contrast and a ring figure that reward flatsawing.

The trade-off is resin, and resin complicates every stage from ripping to finishing.

Reading a larch slab#

Two things drive the value of a larch slab: ring spacing and the heartwood to sapwood ratio.

Ring spacing is the durability signal. Slow-grown Alpine larch from high altitude puts down rings a millimetre or two apart, with a high proportion of dense dark latewood. That material is genuinely durable outdoors and considerably stiffer. Fast-grown lowland plantation larch can have rings five or six millimetres apart, much less latewood, and measurably worse durability. The two look related but do not perform alike. If the piece is going outside, ring count is the number to ask about.

Pircēju jautājumi

Pircēju jautājumi

Can European Larch be used outdoors untreated?

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Yes, within limits. It is rated moderately durable, which is the best of the European softwoods KORENA lists and good enough for cladding, decking and garden furniture without preservative. Ground contact is a different matter and will shorten its life considerably. Slow grown Alpine stock with tight rings outperforms fast grown plantation larch noticeably.

Why do my saw blades gum up cutting larch?

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Natural resin content, which is also what gives larch its durability. The resin softens with the heat of cutting and deposits on the blade. Clean blades with a resin solvent between operations, feed at a steady rate rather than forcing the cut, and clear plane soles regularly. It is a nuisance rather than a real obstacle.

How hard is larch compared to oak?

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Larch is 3,290 N on the Janka scale against 4,980 N for European oak, so meaningfully softer but by a long way the hardest softwood in this catalogue. It is roughly on a par with small-leaved lime and harder than every pine and fir here. For a tabletop it is a reasonable compromise between weight and durability.

Why is my oil finish staying tacky?

Mehāniskās īpašības

Tehniskie dati

Publicētas atsauces vērtības. Ja avoti atšķiras, parādīts diapazons, bet iepriekšējās skalās izmantota tipiskā vērtība.

Blīvums (kg/m³)Svars uz kubikmetru pie aptuveni 12% mitruma. Smagāka koksne parasti ir cietāka un stiprāka.575 kg/m³
Janka cietība (N)Spēks, kas vajadzīgs, lai tērauda lodīti līdz pusei iespiestu koksnē. Standarta iespiedumu pretestības mērs.3,290 N
MOR: lieces stiprība (MPa)Lieces stiprība: slodze, pie kuras sija lūst.90 MPa
MOE: elastības modulis (GPa)Lieces stingrība: cik daudz plaukts vai galda virsma izliecas zem slodzes.11.8 GPa
Radiālais rukumsRukums šķērsām augšanas gredzeniem no svaigi zāģēta līdz absolūti sausam stāvoklim. Šādi kustas radiāla griezuma dēļi.4.2 %
Tangenciālais rukumsRukums gar augšanas gredzeniem. Šādi kustas tangenciāla griezuma dēļi un vairums dēļu.8.2 %
Eiropas lapegle šķiedra

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Larix decidua is native to the Alps and Carpathians and has been planted widely across northern and central Europe. Alpine grown stock from high altitude is the most prized, because slow growth produces the tight rings and high resin content that give larch its durability.

  • Not listed in the CITES Appendices and assessed by the IUCN as Least Concern. Alpine larch is slow growing and high altitude stands are managed conservatively, so genuinely tight ringed material is limited and priced accordingly. Plantation larch from lowland northern Europe grows far faster, has wider rings, and is measurably less durable. The distinction matters if the piece is going outdoors.

  • Eiropas lapegle: Lapa
    Lapa
    Eiropas lapegle: Miza
    Miza

    The sapwood band is narrow and pale, and where it runs along an edge it gives a strong light stripe against the russet heartwood. Some makers treat that as the feature of the board. It is worth knowing that the sapwood carries none of the heartwood durability, so on an exterior piece a sapwood edge is the part that will fail first.

    Look also for resin pockets and for shakes. Larch is more prone than spruce to ring shake, a separation along a growth ring that may not be visible on a rough surface and opens up after machining. On a measured KORENA slab, defects of that size are mapped in the outline.

    At the bench#

    Larch is satisfying to work. It is stiff, it cuts cleanly, and it has enough density to take a crisp edge and hold a sharp arris, which the softer conifers do not.

    Resin is the running battle. It softens with cutting heat and deposits on blades, in gullets and on plane soles. The practical answer is unglamorous: clean blades with a resin solvent between operations, feed steadily rather than forcing, and clear the tool more often than you would with spruce. Abrasives clog quickly and are largely consumable on this species.

    The dense latewood bands introduce the other machining issue. Where grain rises, the hard band can tear out while the soft earlywood either side cuts cleanly, leaving a stepped surface. Light cuts and a scraper handle it. A helical head planer handles it better.

    Gluing is reliable once surfaces are clean, but resin on a jointed face will compromise the bond. Wipe joint faces with acetone before glue-up on anything structural.

    Drying and movement#

    This is where larch demands the most patience. It is prone to distortion and surface checking if dried quickly, and a hot kiln schedule pulls resin to the surface where it sets sticky and interferes with finishing months later.

    Air drying under cover followed by a low temperature kiln finish is the standard route for slab stock, and it is slow. Internal stress from a rushed schedule shows up the moment a slab is ripped, as the two halves spring apart or bow. Ask the yard about the schedule.

    Volumetric shrinkage is around 12.5 percent, slightly lower than spruce, with tangential at 8.2 percent against 4.2 percent radial. Outdoors, that movement is what destroys film finishes, which is why penetrating oils renewed annually outperform varnish on exterior larch.

    Where larch is the right answer#

    Anywhere a European softwood has to face weather. Cladding, decking, garden furniture, dock and boat work: larch is the species in this group that will survive it without preservative treatment, provided you use heartwood and accept that ground contact is still a losing proposition.

    Indoors it makes a genuinely good tabletop, harder than the alternatives here and far more visually interesting. It makes good flooring for the same reasons.

    It is the wrong answer where a pale, quiet surface is wanted, where the finishing schedule cannot accommodate a solvent wipe, or where the budget assumes softwood machining speeds, because everything takes longer on this species.

    Sourcing and EUDR#

    Not CITES listed and assessed as Least Concern. The supply question is not availability but grade. Alpine high altitude stands are managed conservatively and genuinely tight ringed material is limited and priced accordingly, while fast grown plantation larch from lowland northern Europe is abundant and cheap. Both are legitimately European Larch. Only one of them will last outdoors. KORENA listings record the yard and region, so the provenance behind a given slab is visible rather than assumed.

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    Surface resin. Wipe the slab down with denatured alcohol or acetone and let it flash off before applying finish. Larch that has been kilned hot will have more resin drawn to the surface, so this step matters more with kiln dried than air dried stock.

    Does larch really go that orange?

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    It deepens substantially with light exposure. Freshly machined larch is a fairly pale honey; after a few months of indirect daylight it moves to a warm russet amber, and the contrast with the pale sapwood strengthens rather than fades. If you want the fresh-cut colour held, a UV inhibiting finish slows it, but nothing stops it entirely.

    Tilpuma rukumsKopējā tilpuma maiņa no svaigi zāģēta līdz absolūti sausam stāvoklim. Mazāka vērtība nozīmē labāku izmēru stabilitāti.12.5 %
    Dabiskā izturība (EN 350)Eiropas standarts dabiskajai izturībai pret trupi no 1 (ļoti izturīga) līdz 5 (neizturīga).Class 3 — Moderately durable

    Avoti

    • The Wood Database — European Larch (Larix decidua)(skatīts 2026-08-12)
    • USDA FPL Wood Handbook FPL-GTR-190 (2010)(skatīts 2026-08-12)
    • Meier, E. — WOOD! Identifying and Using Hundreds of Woods Worldwide (2015)(skatīts 2026-08-12)

    Pievērsiet uzmanību

    • Nav piemērota neapstrādātai lietošanai ārāDabiskā izturība atbilst EN 350 klasei 3 no 5. Turiet telpās vai zem uzturēta aizsargpārklājuma.
    • Putekļi kairinaSlīpējot vai apstrādājot, ieslēdziet nosūcēju un valkājiet masku.

    Pieskarieties apzīmējumam, lai skatītu sīkāk.

    Īsumā

    Visām KORENA uzskaitītajām sugām līmeņiem izmantoti vienādi diapazoni, tāpēc tos var tieši salīdzināt. Zem katra norādīta izmērītā vērtība.
    CietībaIzturība pret iespiedumiem un nodilumuSamērā mīksta

    Janka cietība 3290 N

    Par 34% mīkstāka nekā Eiropas ozols

    SvarsCik smagu dēli jāceļVidēja

    575 kg/m³

    Izmēru stabilitāteCik maz tā kustas gadalaiku ietekmēVidēja

    Tilpuma rukums 12,5%

    ApstrādeZāģēšana, ēvelēšana, slīpēšana un līmēšanaPrasīga

    Vidējais apstrādes vērtējums 3,4 / 5

    Lietošana ārāDabiskā izturība pret trupi, EN 350Ārā zem jumta

    EN 350 klase 3

    • Zāģēšana · LabaCik tīri to var sazāģēt un cik ļoti tā nolieto asmeņus.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Ēvelēšana · Ļoti labaCik gluda paliek virsma un cik daudz šķiedru tiek izrauts.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Slīpēšana · LabaCik ātri to var gludi noslīpēt, neaizsprostojot smilšpapīru.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Virpošana · Ļoti labaKā tā griežas un iegūst apdari virpā.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Griešana kokā · LabaCik precīzi tā saglabā detaļas, strādājot ar kaltu.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Līmēšana · LabaCik uzticami turas līmētie savienojumi.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Skrūvju / naglu noturība · Ļoti labaCik labi tā notur skrūves un naglas, neplaisājot.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama
    • Liekšana ar tvaiku · LabaCik labi tā pēc tvaicēšanas iegūst izliekumu.1 = sarežģīta · 5 = teicama

    Pašreizējā Eiropas lapegle kokmateriālu cena Eiropā par kubikmetru bez PVN. Pieskarieties cenai, lai skatītu sīkāku informāciju.

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    • Standarta baļķiLieli standarta apaļo kokmateriālu apjomi, ko mežu īpašnieki un valsts mežsaimniecības pārdod galvenokārt būvniecībai un rūpniecībai.Lielākā daļa cenu ir no 46 € līdz 170 €.Aprēķināts no 549 cenām 7 reģionos.Jaunākie dati: 2026. g. 14. nov.

    Labākie baļķi izsolē pēc valsts

    • Austrija · 301 € / m³Reģioni: Austria27 cenasJaunākie dati: 2026. g. 21. sept.
    • Vācija · 191 € / m³Reģioni: Bavaria22 cenasJaunākie dati: 2026. g. 21. sept.

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    • Itālija · 135 € / m³Reģioni: Trentino-Alto Adige un Veneto154 cenasJaunākie dati: 2026. g. 30. jūn.
    • Rumānija · 73 € / m³Reģioni: Banat / Crișana, Moldavia (Romania), Transylvania un Wallachia349 cenasJaunākie dati: 2026. g. 14. nov.
    • Francija · 46 € / m³Reģioni: Grand Est / Alsace46 cenasJaunākie dati: 2026. g. 14. nov.

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