Beech Wood Hardwood Timber Logs Timber Round Logs

DESCRIPTION:

Fresh Cut and KD Pallet Elements.
Hardwood (Baltic Mix) - alder/aspen/birch. Pallet lumbers of various type of woods (pine, Spruce, Beech, Birch , Oak, Poplar etc.
We sell wood (alder, Pine Spruce, Beech, Poplar ) and other wood lumbers for pallet production and Edge-glued panels for steps and window sills. If the order volume is more than one truck load, it is possible to make pallet size material according to customer’s drawings.
We can also manufacture other industrial packaging from the wood. We provide quick, timely and controlled orders’ completion.

SPECIFICATION:

Wood Elements: Beech, Pine, Spruce, Birch, Aspen, Alder, Ash, Cherry, Oak, Poplar.

Thicknesses: 12-75 mm and up

Widths: 50 mm to 150 mm

Length: 400mm to 3000mm(Cut to size required by customers)

GRADE:

 A/A CLASS:

Glued of solid wood. Colour and grain for each panel are handpicked. Interlocking and spiral grain.

Oak
-Right side: solid knots up to max. 3 mm in size are permissible.
-Left side: solid knots up to max. 6 mm in size are permissible.

Ash 
–A/B class sides: knots unacceptable, coloration from straw cream to brown is permissible
In all wood species unacceptable: bark pockets, sapwood, bio-degradation.
A/B CLASS:

Glued of solid wood. Color and grain is for each panel is handpicked. Interlocking and spiral grain.

Oak
-Right side (A class): solid knots up to max. 3 mm in size are permissible.
-Left side (B class): solid knots up to max. 35 mm in size are permissible, excess knots and defects up to max 5 mm in size, to be corrected with wood filler are permissible. Minor sapwood is permissible.

Ash
–Right side (A class): knots unacceptable, coloration from straw cream to brown is permissible
-Left side: solid knots up to max. 35 mm in size are permissible, excess knots and defects up to max 5 mm in size, to be corrected with wood filler are permissible.
In all wood species unacceptable:bark pockets, bio-degradation

Birch timber is sourced from birch species like Betula Pendula (lat. Betula Pendula) and Betula Pubescens (lat. Betula Pubescens). Other Birch species also grow in Central Europe however due to their small size (grow short) they have no economic value.

Most birch density would be approximately about 650 kg/m³ (with moisture level content of 12-15 %). Due to this physical makeup, birch wood maintains the stress-grades of an average to high-density timber species. The birch lumber has an medium hardness, being elastic and viscous and is highly resistant when folded and difficult to split.

Birch is relatively easy treated with hand tools, and quite widely in handcrafting. Machine processing used to plane, mill and more can be used to manufacture bent timber details with often outstanding results.

Birch Timber boasts excellent bending properties while maintaining it’s hard to split integrity. General manipulation practices include glueing, nailing and screwing birch wood details together or with other materials.

Durability and Treatment

Birch lumber needs to be treated with special protection to be used in high humidity environment, and to protect it against potential rots and fungi. Properties of wood Betula Pendula and Betula Pubescens are very similar. Fluffy birch species are of finer fibre, and produce a harder wood.

Unedged or edged Birch lumber

Grade: AA, AB, ABC

KD 8-10%; 12%; 18%; or Fresh Sawn

Thickness: 28mm (unedged) or up to 25mm for edged

Length: up to 3.0m

Rough sawn, S2S or S4S planed

Quality As per customer’s requirements