A cut above the rest
Timeless beauty
that lasts a lifetime.
Prized for centuries for its natural beauty and superior characteristics, Bahama Pine is an heirloom quality wood ideal for premium finishes.
With a rich history for its unparalleled hardness, durability and resistance to termites and rot, Bahama Pine is the highest quality locally sourced timber in the region.
Though genetically a true pine, Bahama Pine is uniquely harder than most hardwoods. This premium wood is the perfect replacement for teak, ipe, oak, and other imported hardwoods, providing the same superior quality while supporting sustainable practices.
Kiln-dried and ready to lay, Bahama Pine is suitable for applications including flooring, furniture, cabinetry, mouldings, decks, siding & mor
Contractors, architects, designers and homeowners can now access prized Bahama Pine, offered commercially by Bahamas PineWorks.
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Are you interested in Bahama Pine for your project? Whether you’re a designer, contractor, or homeowner, we’re eager to collaborate and bring your vision to life. Let us turn your inspiration into reality with the elegance of Bahama Pine.
Get in touch with one of our team members for more technical information and wholesale pricing.
Empowering communities
Bahamas PineWorks is building a thriving industry in the heart of an island on the mend. We are strengthening the forest and a storm-battered economy in need of support.
Sustainable economic engine restoring a forest in peril
At the heart of Bahamas PineWorks is the majestic Abaco pine forest. This 40,000-acre woodland is critical to the health of Great Abaco Island, supporting many native and endemic plant and animal species.
Great Abaco island’s pine forest, which supports a wide variety of endemic plant and animal species, was devistated by Hurricane Dorian in 2019.
Utilizing a modern and environmentally friendly logging alternative to traditional
harvesting methods, BPW unifies remediation and regeneration. It encourages a healthy forest by removing dead and dying trees while planting up to 100,000 new trees each year.
This enriches surrounding ecosystems, strengthening the coastal, mangrove, and marine environments. BPW’s harvesting, processing, and restoration efforts will follow internationally accepted sustainability practices, the specific provisions of Bahamian law, and an Environmental Management Plan approved by The Bahamas’ Ministry of Environment.
