For our chemical impregnation process, we employ a 5% strength solution of Boron Borax, ensuring the utmost care and preservation of the wood. Once the timber is carefully arranged within our specialized impregnation chamber, we meticulously eliminate all trapped air bubbles through a 45-minute vacuum treatment.
Following this step, we introduce the Boron Borax mixture into the chamber, gradually increasing the pressure to a precise 10 Bars (145 PSI). This pressure is maintained for a period of 2 to 6 hours, with the exact duration tailored to the specific type and size of the wood in question
Under this controlled pressure, our preservative chemicals are skilfully driven to the very core of the wood, fortifying it against any potential pest contamination. This thorough process ensures that the wood remains entirely safeguarded for an extended period, granting you peace of mind and the lasting beauty of your woodwork.
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KLIN DRYING
A State of the Art Kiln Drying Facility
The treated timber are then stacked inside the kiln for the drying process. The drying process continues until the treated timber reaches an average moisture content between 12% - 15%. This process will take a few days depending on the thickness and the species of the timber.
We have the latest technology in wood kiln drying. Using a fully automated kiln machine with advanced temper control system and moisture control, we can provide our customers the highest quality of service. Where the wooden planks or wooden beams hardly crack or go out of shape after the drying process is complete.
