Wood design - Import export

With the modular set in a simple wooden design, every buffet appears attractively structured and tidy. Whether for breakfast, lunch or evening buffets, the cooling plate can be loaded with cold cuts, cheese, fish or fruit, for example, and can also be easily replaced or refilled.

In addition to the furniture industry, we also supply wood designer pieces to shopfitters, the commercial construction industry, shipbuilders and large interior finishers. We also make custom pieces such as premiumquality wooden lamps or vases to give you tailored solutions that match your specific requirements.

With the modular set in a simple wooden design, every buffet appears attractively structured and tidy. Whether for breakfast, lunch or evening buffets, the 6 glass bowls can be filled with yoghurt or quark dishes, salads or desserts, for example, and can also be easily exchanged or refilled.

The round base plate (Ø 400 mm) of this stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) guarantees that any force exerted on it is optimally distributed across a thin installation surface. Our standard package includes 24 stainless screws which are used to attach the device to an OSB / wooden surface. EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2013 OSB min. 12 mm Wood min. 18 mm Can also be installed on a vapour barrier or waterproofing (max. 15 mm) Optimal force distribution through the round base plate design Incl. installation set

The two sides of this stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) - specially designed for the roof apex - can be adjusted to the individual pitch of your roof using its adjustable base plate. Our standard package includes 8 stainless steel screws for attaching the device to the rafters. EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2017 Simply screwed onto the roof apex Suitable for usage on both sides of your roof Min. roof rafter dimensions: 80 mm x 120 mm Add a supporting tube for usage as an end or corner post in a lifeline system Incl. installation set

For a high load-bearing capacity in any direction, simply insert this stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) through a pre-drilled hole in a wooden beam and counter it on the other side. This anchor is available with and without a protrusion and can be installed on the ground, laterally or overhead. EN 795:2012, A + EN CEN/TS 16415:2013 Protruding and non-protruding models available Designed for load-bearing wooden structures Minimum rafter dimensions: 100 mm x 120 mm Incl. installation set

If you are looking for an unobtrusive anchorage point to secure up to 3 individuals, simply attach this stainless steel anchor loop (Ø 5 mm) to a wooden beam. Once installed on a pitched roof, this anchorage device is virtually invisible. All you need for quick-and-easy installation are the 2 stainless steel screws provided. EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2017 Virtually invisible anchorage loop Designed for load-bearing wooden structures The loop is simply screwed onto a wooden rafter (also suitable for over-rafter insulation) Minimum rafter dimensions: 60 mm x 120 mm

Once attached to a beam using the 2 long screws provided - with the 14 smaller ones screwed straight into the wooden panelling - this stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) and its base plate (200 x 200 mm) reliably protect roof workers & Co. from falling. This device was awarded national technical approval by the German Institute for Construction Technology (DIBt). National technical approval ("abZ"): Z-14.9-688 (pls. observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ") EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2017 abZ: Wood min. 24mm EN 795: Wood min. 24mm Incl. installation set Add a supporting tube for usage as an end or corner post in a lifeline system

This anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) and its base plate (100 x 100 mm) are manufactured completely from stainless steel. The device is simply screwed permanently onto a wooden beam. It is available in different lengths and comes with the 4 stainless steel screws required for installation. EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2013 Designed for load-bearing wooden structures Min. beam dimensions: 100 mm x 120 mm Incl. installation set Add a supporting tube for usage as an end or corner post in a lifeline system

Simply clamp this stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) onto a beam (max. 150 mm) using its base and counter plates. Do the dimensions of your beam differ? Upon request, we can also supply anchors with national technical approval in custom sizes. National technical approval ("abZ"): Z-14.9-688 (pls. observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ") EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2013 Clamped onto a wooden beam using a base and counter plate (max. girder width: 150 mm) Add a supporting tube for usage as an end or corner post in a lifeline system Incl. stainless steel installation set Available for other beam sizes upon request

The thread of this no-nonsense stainless steel anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) is screwed straight through the wooden panelling into the beam. Simply drill a hole through the panelling (at least 18 mm) and into a load-bearing wooden beam (min. 80 mm x 120 mm). EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2013 Designed for load-bearing wooden structures Minimum beam dimensions: 80 mm x 120 mm Depth of wooden panelling: ≥ 18mm

This anchorage point (Ø 16 mm) has been awarded national technical approval ("abZ"). It is equipped with a base plate (200 x 200 mm) and is screwed straight onto the wooden panelling. Our standard package includes 16 high-quality screws which - like the whole system - are manufactured from weather-resistant stainless steel material. National technical approval ("abZ"): Z-14.9-688 (pls. observe the installation instructions provided in the "abZ") EN 795:2012, A + CEN/TS 16415:2017 National technical approval (“abZ”): OSB ≥ 22 mm, or similar, e.g. tongue and groove boards or glulam planks EN 795: Wood ≥ 24 mm, OSB ≥ 18 mm Optionally, the device can be installed using an additional 12 mm OSB board: Wood ≥ 20 mm, OSB ≥ 12 mm Incl. installation set Add a supporting tube for usage as an end or corner post in a lifeline system

The rotor debarker is ideal for use wherever reliably and thoroughly debarked logs are required. The abrasive debarking tools make the rotor debarker the rst choice for logs that are especially hard to debark and for frozen wood. The narrow design ensures the parallel position of the logs in the machine. The modular design allows high exibility for a needs-based log feed. Key features Modular design Needs-based conguration according to throughput amount, type of wood, and degree of debarking Debarking by means of abrasive and wear-resistant debarking tools Advantages Adjustable degree of debarking Suitable for frozen logs (permafrost) Suitable for logs with dierent diameters Quiet operation Options 2 or 3 rotors per section