Wood Supply
Sai Wood Treats offers a wide range of high-quality wood supplies tailored to meet the needs of various projects. We provide both normal and treated wood, ensuring durability and reliability for construction, furniture, and interior works. With customizable wood sizes, we guarantee precise dimensions to match your specific requirements.
NORMAL WOOD SUPPLY
Premium quality raw wood for furniture, construction, and interior design
Furniture
Premium wood for tables, chairs, beds, and wardrobes. We offer Sheesham, teak, and mango wood, popular choices known for their stunning aesthetics and natural beauty.
Construction
High-quality wooden beams, columns, and flooring for traditional architecture. We provide Sal and teak wood, renowned for their exceptional strength and durability.
Interior Design
Elegant wood solutions for paneling, flooring, and decorative elements. Our hardwoods like teak and oak are perfect for creating sophisticated interior spaces.
TREATED WOOD SUPPLY
Chemically modified wood for enhanced durability and specific applications
Stage 1: Harvesting and Cutting
Wood is harvested from mature trees that are deemed suitable for timber production. Once felled, the raw wood is transported immediately to the processing facility to minimize exposure to bacteria and fungi, which could compromise its integrity.
Stage 2: Pressurized Preservation Treatment
Pressurized Preservation Treatment At the factory, raw wood is treated with a preservation liquid chemical compound to protect it from decay and termite infestation. This process is conducted in a vacuum-sealed pressure chamber, where the wood is soaked and injected with the preservative. The pressure is gradually increased to 5–10 kg/m³ and maintained for approximately 20 minutes to ensure thorough absorption.
Stage 3: Kiln Drying
The treated wood is dried in a kiln to remove excess moisture and achieve a consistent moisture content. This step improves the wood’s durability, prevents surface cracking and splitting, and reduces its overall weight, making it more cost-effective to transport.
Stage 4: Quality Control Inspection
After drying, each piece of wood undergoes a meticulous quality control inspection to identify and address any flaws. The wood is then resized, sorted, and classified according to industry standards by qualified personnel, ensuring only high-quality material proceeds to the next stage.
Stage 5: Packaging
The inspected wood is neatly stacked in cubic meter bundles and securely wrapped in waterproof material. This packaging protects the wood from water seepage, staining, and other environmental factors during storage and transit.
Stage 6: Fumigation and Shipping
Before shipping, the packaged wood is fumigated as required by the relevant agricultural authorities. This step ensures the wood is free from bacteria and fungal infections, making it safe and compliant with international shipping regulations.