Capabilities
From raw log to finished, dimensionally stable timber
Primary breakdown, custom cutting, controlled drying, and quality control, carried out in one mill from first cut to final inspection.
Primary breakdown
Log processing, sawing, and custom cutting
01
Log Processing
Logs of varied girth and length are received, graded, and staged for breakdown so each log is set up to yield the most usable timber.
02
Sawing
High-tolerance sawing on the headrig and resaw line converts logs into boards and cants with consistent thickness across the run.
03
Custom Cutting
Cross-sections, lengths, and profiles are cut to project specifications, giving construction and fabrication teams accurate pieces for their schedules.
Dressing and inspection
Sizing, drying, finishing, and quality control
Each stage after sawing is controlled so the timber leaves the mill dimensionally stable and ready for use.
Sizing
Precision sizing
Boards are planed and sized to defined tolerances, so thickness, width, and straightness match the schedule for each order.
Drying
Controlled kiln drying
Kiln schedules are set by species and section, bringing moisture content down to target levels to limit movement after installation.
Finishing and QC
Surface finishing and inspection
Multi-head planing and surface treatments are followed by quality control checks on dimension, moisture, and surface before dispatch.