European softwood lumber prices show mixed movements in February

European softwood lumber markets remained largely stable in February, with only modest price adjustments recorded across several key markets. Demand from the construction sector continues to be subdued, while importers and distributors maintain cautious purchasing strategies after the volatility seen in recent years. Spruce construction lumber remains the benchmark product across the region. The material, typically sold as kiln-dried structural lumber in strength classes such as C24 and in dimensions around 38–50 mm thickness and 100–150 mm width, is widely used in residential construction and renovation projects. In Germany, prices for spruce structural lumber edged ...

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