timber
Low’s Creek Treated Timber: Gehalte pale waarop Afrika kan bou
As jy al ooit verby uitgestrekte sitrusboorde, druiweheinings of nuwe elektrisiteit- and telekommunikasie-infrastruktuur gery het, is die kans goed dat jy al verby een van Low’s Creek Treated Timber (LCTT) se produkte gery het. LCTT is gebaseer in die hartjie van Suid-Afrika se belangrikste bosboustreek en oor die jare[...]
Sawmilling in Senegal
Legend has it that Senegal’s former Portuguese colonial masters made a mistake when they gave the country its name. When the Portuguese met a Wolof-speaking Senegalese in the 16th century, they assumed that Sunuu Gaal was the country’s name. Little did they know that it meant “These are our[...]
From small to strong: Boosting growth with sawmilling systems
You’re cutting timber six days a week. Orders are stacking up faster than you can process logs. You know there’s more money to be made. The demand is there, but your current setup has hit its ceiling. What do you do? Buy a second identical mill? Hire another full[...]
Wood-Mizer Africa: Powering at NAMPO Harvest Day 2025
As the golden heartland of South African agriculture comes alive once again at the NAMPO Harvest Day in Bothaville, Wood-Mizer Africa stands tall as a symbol of innovation, sustainability, and local empowerment in the forestry and timber industry. Wood-Mizer has led the way in sawmilling solutions, transforming the way[...]
Steel or Timber?
When it comes to choosing between steel and timber for construction, both materials have their unique advantages and disadvantages, making the decision largely dependent on the specific requirements of the project. Steel is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to pests and fire. It is particularly suitable for[...]