Treated timber is used anywhere wood is exposed to the effects of external weather conditions.
In Greece, pine is perhaps the most familiar wood as it is widely used in many constructions and known as Swedish wood. The larger sections are used as pergola beams.
The beams of 7 x 7cm belong to treatment category 4 (class 4).
We choose Northern Europe because:
- The quality of Scandinavian pine, especially the pine that grows within the Arctic Circle, is the best in Europe.
- The harvested timber is hard, compact, with a high specific gravity.
- High mechanical resistance to crushing, bending, and tensile stress.
- Low water absorption and high thermal insulation.
- Slow burning rate.
We choose the best factories because:
- The timber is processed using the most modern procedures.
- The necessary sorting of the timber is carried out.
- Strict quality checks are adhered to.
- The timber is treated with proper preservatives.
- The treatment is ecological and does not contain materials toxic to humans.
- The correct process is carried out during and after the treatment.
- The timber we import is chosen to be planed.
- The timber is harvested in plantations with proper forest management.
Treated timber is ideal for application in external conditions:
- Pergolas
- Gazebos - atriums
- Playground equipment
- Exterior or garden decoration
- Fences
- Posts (viticulture)
- As deck flooring by pools, beach bars
- As decks in outdoor flooring
- Wooden garden furniture
- Construction timber
- Constructions near or in contact with the sea
Wood is a natural material and often, despite the processing, we may encounter the following:
- Resin injection
- Knots
- Light cracks (do not affect the strength of the wood).
Specifications
- Type
- Beam
- Construction Material
- Wood
- Pieces
- 1 pcs
Dimensions
- Length
- 135 cm
- Width
- 7 cm
- Height
- 7 cm
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.