acacia wood

... Commonwealth Standards Network (CSN), acacia is the only European wood species that falls under Use Class 4 and is accordingly suitable for outdoor use in contact with soil and fresh water since it exhibits good elasticity in terms of stiffness, flexural strength and environmental impact resistance, as per British Standard EN 335:2013. Please note, Use Class 3 woods such as chestnut and hazel can...

... keychains, to large replicas of old originals, like diving helmets. All items are handcrafted and made from materials such as brass, copper, glass, cotton, and wood. The wood used is mango and/or acacia wood sourced from plantation cultivation. Have you become curious? Then we look forward to hearing from you.

...and terrace coverings in spruce, larch, and acacia. The customer base includes carpenters for high-quality interior design, floor layers, stair builders, window manufacturers, carpentries, wooden house builders, and industry. This variety is also available to private customers seeking expert advice. The company's own computer-controlled vacuum wood drying and fleet enhance the desired delivery service. 2007: Transformation into Konrad Berger GmbH & Co. KG Managing Director: Konrad Hahn Certified EFC/04-31-0817 and FSC SGS-COC-003629...

ALFA DRVO d.o.o. Firewood stacked on pallets according to customer preference (25 cm, 33 cm, 44 cm and 55cm). Beech, oak, ash, acacia.

...International Producers Organization – the name says it all! We aim to bring products directly from the producer to the buyer's home, providing both parties the opportunity to get to know each other. We can already guarantee all buyers: Whether it's cocoa from the farms in Panama or Peru, honey from the acacia forests of Colombia, or wood from the forests of Vietnam – everything is produced and...

... thicknesses. We can produce any kind of wood veneer. We serve wholesalers of wood products and furniture manufacturers. Our company sources timber from the USA, Ukraine, and imports from Africa. We offer a variety of wood types including American Walnut, American Oak, Red Oak, White Oak, Ash, Maple, Beech, Mazel, Sapele, Aniegre, Iroko, and Afromosia. Natural coverings are kept in stock, including...

... to the measurements and diameters required by the specifications and the bill of quantities in various species: Chestnut, Oak, Larch, Pine, Spruce, Acacia, Poplar. It also sells planks, beams, and posts made of Chestnut, Spruce, and Larch. Additionally, the company markets treated railway sleepers: this is a product that undergoes meticulous selection and precise treatment in an authorized facility before being reintroduced to the market, with each sleeper being marked for identification, in compliance with current regulations.