Sawn poles

Product Usage

Our turned poles are primarily used for fences, horse farms, and other agricultural purposes (vineyards, plantations). Only fresh wood is used for production. The company offers raw, dried, and impregnated poles that comply with European and Scandinavian standards (NTR A and NTR AB). We also accept orders according to customers’ special requests.

As an additional service, we can arrange transportation to deliver the products by land or sea. The maximum load capacity for both a tarpaulin trailer and a container is 30 m³.

Impregnation with NTR Certification

The chemicals used for impregnation are: Tanalite E, Osmosis, Volmalitas, and Creosote. For deep impregnation, the company offers Class III and IV preservatives, which are most commonly used for contact with soil, fresh water, and even seawater. If the customer requires, it is possible to provide an NTR certificate, which is demanded by Scandinavian standards because more chemicals are used during impregnation.
D, cm Length, cm
50 150–300
60 150–300
80 150–300
100 150–300
120 150–300
150 150–300
20
Class Description Biological factors
III Contact with soil or fresh water Fungal microorganisms
IV Contact with seawater Marine microorganisms
NTR AB Used for fields without contact with soil or water Fungal microorganisms
NTR A Contact with soil or water Fungal/Marine microorganisms

Quality requirements for poles manufacturing

  1. Blue discoloration
  2. Bending up to 1.5 cm per meter (if stakes are turned), 2 cm per meter (if poles are peeled)
  3. Minor mechanical damages (from turning, peeling machines) not exceeding 25% of the pole length.
  4. Length tolerance +/- 3 cm, rounded-end poles +/- 2 cm.
  5. Diameter tolerance +/- 3 mm (if the pole is turned)
  6. Heart rot
  1. Insect damage
  2. Remaining bark (if poles are turned)
  3. Rot
  4. Severe mechanical damage
  1. The chamfer angle is 45º
  2. The chamfer should be as symmetrical as possible.
  3. The rounding length is 10% of the diameter.
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