Impregnation
Guaranteed against rot for up to 100 years
Impregnation is a pressure process that protects timber against rot and biological decay. It is guaranteed against rot for up to 100 years on façades, in park and garden furniture, utility poles and any furniture, decoration or timber work in direct contact with water.
How material moves through this line
Preparation
The material is dried and cut to final size — cutting after impregnation opens the protective layer, so cutting comes first.
Vessel treatment
The material enters the pressure vessel; the solution penetrates the cell structure.
Colour choice
Applied as clear, green or brown. Clear preserves the natural tone of the wood.
Conditioning
After treatment the material is conditioned, then packed and dispatched.
What the quotation needs from you
- Section, length and total cubic metres
- Where it will be used (floor, façade, water contact, etc.)
- Required colour
- Whether the material is yours or from facility stock
Other services under the same roof
Define your job, let the technical office price it
Toll work is priced on machine hours, stock production per cubic metre. A binding quotation is issued after inspection of the material.