Lumber:
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Pine:Sawn
in different thicknesses and widths, in short and long
dimension, it can be freshly cut (green) or kiln dried.
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Oak: With
the same pine specifications, but in national oak species,
the most common of which is Quercus candicans.
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Handle Squeres:
For brooms and tools. Square or rectangular for the
production of brooms, mops and different tools.
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Flooring:
For flooring and wall siding. It is manufactured
from pine or oak in different thicknesses and
widths, as well as different grades according
to the need.
- Pine Chips: For cellulose, cribbed, bark-free,
for production of pressboard and cellulose.
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Plywood
- Indoor: Built with a base of
pine veneer. In odd sheets (3,5,7,9 sheets), cross grained
in each sheet glued with ureaformaldehyde resin.
- Outdoor: Built the same as the
indoor plywood, but glued with phenolic resin. This plywood
has water resistant qualities in temporary exposition, not
in direct contact by immersion. (Marine Plywood).
- Laminated or Lumber Heart: Built
with a combination of veneers and a heart of solid lumber
in odd sheets.
- Covered with Okoume, Oak or Maple Veneer:
Built with pine sheets on the interior and Okoume, Oak,
Maple,etc sheets on the top and bottom faces.
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Other Lumber Products
- Blanks: Lumber strips glued
along the grain, with the finger joint system, free of defects,
in different lengths and widths as needed.
- Cut Stock: Solid lumber strips
in different lengths and widths as needed, mainly used for
industrial uses, such as doors, windows, etc.
- Finger Joint Blocks: Solid pieces
of lumber for moulding production in different widths and
lengths, 6" minimum and 36" maximum.
- Pine Mouldings: Carried in a diversity
of shapes for construction and decoration use. It can be
one piece or several finger jointed pieces.
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