New Zealand pine wood is a softwood with a light colour that ranges from pale yellow to light brown. It is frequently made from radiata pine. Its mild texture and straight, smooth grain make it adaptable to a wide range of uses. It is preferred for building, furniture manufacturing, and woodworking due to its intermediate density and workability. Reputably sustainable, it sources its products using ethical forestry methods.

Although quite robust, appropriate care increases resistance to insects and deterioration. Pine wood from New Zealand is frequently used to make furniture, frame structures, and accent pieces for gardens.