PINE SPRUCE BIRCH OAK ASH LOGS/TIMBER and eucalyptus timber wood logs/crude wood

Being part of our wood logs types, we have Poplar specie which is a species of wood that is commonly used in woodworking. You can find poplar in many furniture projects, toys and wood turnings because it is inexpensive, fairly workable and takes nails, screws and glue well. It works best with paint as a finish, but it can often be stained in an attempt to simulate finer woods (provided the proper steps are taken in the finishing process). Poplar is also used quite often for more industrial purposes, such as the core of finer plywoods or for crates and pallets.

Poplar wood is considered a hardwood by species, but this can be somewhat confusing as it is typically softer than pine, a common softwood. In most instances, poplar (or should we say what is sold as poplar in home centers) is actually the wood from the tulip tree. It is a creamy white-colored wood with brown or gray sections or streaks through the grain. Garden-variety poplar wood is also sometimes referred to as yellow poplar or whitewood, but you may also find poplars to include European black poplar, cottonwood or some types of aspen.

We are specialized in exports deciduous lumbers for construction usage, furniture elements and flooring strip. We own hardwoods sawmill located in

Ukraine, equipped with 5 band saws with annual sawing capacity of 80.000 m3. Drying chambers have monthly drying capacity of 3000m3, and steaming chambers 5.000m3per month.

Besides kiln dried, we also offer air dried and fresh cut lumber. In range of our production we have sawn timbers of all European wood species both hard and soft on request

Fresh Round logs

Fresh cut, without deforming nuts,

Diameter : 20 cm and up
Length :11m80

Diameter measured in the center of the logs with caliper
Bark: measured with bark or without bark.

Advantages of removing bark:
Quality remain stable even if containerized. Less blue stain, less insects
Volume per container or per truck is increasing by 12%
Easier to get phytosanitary approval from any autorities

Advantages of removing bark:

• Quality remain stable even if containerized. Less blue stain, less insects
• Volume per container or per truck is increasing by 12%
• Easier to get phytosanitary approval from any autorities