Why proper wood drying matters
Freshly cut wood holds a lot of moisture and, if left to dry uncontrolled, can warp, crack or suffer biological attack. Artificial drying, in a climate-controlled chamber, reduces the wood's moisture to a stable target value, controlling temperature and air humidity throughout the whole cycle. The result is dimensionally stable timber, ready for processing, assembly or construction, with no risk of later warping.
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Why controlled drying
Dimensional stability
Properly dried wood no longer warps or cracks after processing or assembly.
Controlled moisture
Drying cycle adapted to the wood species and thickness, with a constant final moisture level.
Ready for processing
Properly dried wood for joinery, furniture or timber structures.
Our Drying Chamber
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