Any wood cutting and subsequent refining processes generate a considerable amount of by-products.

We make sure that sawdust, chips, screenings and bark are turned into products that can be utilised by customers – for example, as raw materials for chipboard, for heating purposes, as bedding in flower beds or as a surface for riding arenas.

By-products are divided into the following main groups:

Shavings:

From clean and untreated spruce wood:
Wood shavings are dried down to approximately 18% moisture. Soft and pliable and used for bedding for e.g. horses/chickens, wood pellets and wood industry

Sold:

From clean and untreated spruce wood:
Wood fibre fragment used for e.g. riding stables, wood pellets, wood industry and CHP plants

Sawdust:

From clean and untreated spruce wood:
Wood fibre fragment used in the brick industry, horse bedding, slaughterhouses, brick industry, wood pellets and other wood industries

Wood chips:

Wood fibre fragment used in the cellulose industry, combined heat and power plants and pellet manufacturers

Bark:

Wood fibre fragment used as biomass for combined heat and power plants

Sorted bark:

Wood fibre fragment used for ground cover in gardens