Treated timber is used anywhere wood is going to be exposed to the effects of external weather conditions.

In Greece, pine is perhaps the most well-known wood, as it is widely used in many constructions and is known as Swedish timber. The larger cross-sections are used as pergola beams.

The timber selected for treatment comes from the largest wood companies in Northern Europe, known for the high quality of their products. The quality of Scandinavian pine is the best in Europe, as the cold climatic conditions affect the tree's growth rate, resulting in timber that is hard, dense, with high specific gravity, and high mechanical strength.

• The timber is processed with modern procedures.
• The necessary selection of the felled timber is carried out.
• Strict quality controls are adhered to.
• The timber is treated with eco-friendly preservatives.
• The impregnation process is properly followed.
• The timber is planned with a flawless finish.
• The joints of the composite glued timber are made with high-quality materials.
• The timber is harvested in well-managed forest plantations.
• European process standards are applied.

Treated timber is ideal for application in outdoor conditions:

• Pergolas
• Gazebos - Atriums
• Playground equipment
• Outdoor or garden decoration
• Fences
• Posts (viticulture)
• As deck flooring in pools, beach bars
• As decks in outdoor flooring
• Wooden garden furniture
• Construction timber
• Structures near or in contact with the sea

Wood is a natural material and we may encounter:

• Resin diffusion
• Knots
• Light cracks (do not affect the strength of the wood)

Pine timber belongs to the soft redwood, and its color after impregnation is the natural color of the wood with a transparent green, perfectly integrated with the natural environment.