Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the conditions of use. Untreated pine in contact with the ground starts to rot within a few years, while pine treated by vacuum and pressure can serve for decades under the same conditions. Protecting cut ends and keeping water from collecting at the foot of the wood do the most to extend its life.

Yes. It is enough to wait for the wood to dry after treatment; the dry surface takes paint, varnish or wood oil. Paint does not replace the treatment, but it protects the surface from the sun and lets you choose the colour you like.

Treated rods are widely used as supports in vineyards and vegetable gardens. The preservative is fixed inside the wood. Still, if you need to cut rods before setting them, we recommend brushing preservative onto the cut and not mixing the sawdust into the garden soil.

The letters are the pole's thickness class: H light, O medium, A heavy. For poles of the same length, the higher the class, the larger the top and butt diameters and the more load the pole carries. The diameter limits of each class are defined in TS EN 14229 and appear in the table on the product pages.

Have the sections worked out for the snow load, keep the rafter spacing tight and use treated pieces at eaves and valleys where water gathers. If you send the list your carpenter has worked out, we will saw the timber to those sizes.

Yes. From Akdağmadeni, Yozgat we ship to every region of Türkiye and abroad. For export orders the products are tied into containers or trucks to suit the load; we agree on the delivery terms and documents at the quote stage.