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Don’t just order any timber, make it Siberian larch. Siberian larch, indigenous to the forests west of Lake Baikal, is carefully selected, cut and sorted. It is sure to meet your customers’ expectations and thus makes your business a success. Careful selection is always based on the criteria demanded by our clients. Feldmann & Steinke offers the timber-processing industry a prime-quality raw product. |
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Product description The Soviet Union, the largest country on the globe, boasting a west-east expansion of 11.000 km, offers a virtually inexhaustible wealth of timber and other raw materials. With 56% of the 220 million hectares of forest being made up of larch, the Siberian larch is the most wide-spread coniferous tree in Russia. Over 50% of the Siberian forests can be classified as old or very old. The harvesting of timber, if carried out according to environmentally and economically sound standards, is therefore essential to keep up a natural cycle of growth and to rejuvenate the forests. Strict laws ensure the long-term use of forests open to commercial use. |
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Among the various types of timber, our particular focus is on delivering edged sawn timber to planing mills and on the production of panelling, floor tiles and glulam products. In recent years the carpentry sector and an increasing production of prefabricated houses have opened up new markets for Siberian larch. Our particular specialty is the production of beams of a length of 5,1 m.
We offer:
Quality A/B
Fresh, healthy, trimmed, perfectly sharp-edged, occasional small dark knots, no large dark knots or holes, occasional resinous spots, uninfested by insects and/or fungus, small amounts of sapwood. Quinta Perfectly sharp-edged, free of sapwood on one side, healthy knots up to a size of 5 cm and black knots up to 3cm. |
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