From log to dried board, in Tinca.
Oak, lime and cherry processed at our site in Romania, from sawing to drying.
Six steps, one site.
- 01Selected logs
- 02Yard storage
- 03Sawing
- 04Edging of lime
- 05Kiln drying
- 06Loading and shipping
Selected logs
We process oak, lime and cherry from the Carpathians. Every log is assessed for diameter, shape and wood quality before it enters the Tinca yard: a selection at source that shows in every board.
Yard storage
Logs are stored by species and checked in the yard until they are sawn, so every lot reaches the line in the best condition.
Sawing
Every log is turned into fresh boards, in the thicknesses the customer asks for, following the shape of the log to get the best yield from every piece.
Edging of lime
Lime is edged into square-edged boards, regular and ready to use. We supply it freshly sawn or kiln-dried.
Kiln drying
The drying kilns bring the wood to the required moisture gradually and under control, for stable, uniform boards ready for processing.
Loading and shipping
We load curtain-side trucks for all of Europe and containers for sea freight directly on site. From the sawmill to the customer, with no intermediate steps.
Yard, sawmill and drying on the same site.
The Tinca site, Bihor.
Sawmill, yard and warehouse at the same address. Direct loading on site.
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Tell us what you are looking for: species, grade, moisture and destination. Requests can also be handled by the parent company, Alp Timber. We will reply with a tailored proposal.