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Quality & grading

How we identify and grade wood

Every lot is checked by eye, by hand and by measurement before it is sorted.

Macro view of pine and sal end-grain with growth rings

Check 01

Species identification

  • Grain pattern
  • Colour
  • Weight in hand
  • Smell of fresh-cut wood
Macro view of pine and sal end-grain with growth rings

Check 02

Moisture and seasoning

  • Moisture checked on sawn stock
  • Seasoned stock kept separate from fresh
  • Stacked with spacers for airflow
Handheld moisture meter pressed against a sawn plank

Check 03

Straightness and top diameter for poles

  • Top diameter measured
  • Length checked
  • Bent poles set aside
Tape measuring the top diameter of a eucalyptus pole

Check 04

Defects we reject

  • Cracks and splits
  • Borer holes
  • Rot
  • Excessive bow
  • Loose knots
A clean plank beside a rejected plank with a crack and borer holes

Check 05

Sorting and stacking by size and grade

  • Each size in its own stack
  • Each grade kept apart
  • Ready to pick to order
Hands measuring eucalyptus poles with a tape to sort them by size

Reference

Standards we follow

Product lineIndian Standard
Eucalyptus balliesIS 3337
BambooIS 15912, IS 9096
Sawn timberIS 3629, IS 883
Shuttering plywoodIS 4990
Commercial plywoodIS 303
Marine plywoodIS 710
Steel scaffoldingIS 2750, IS 4014
WheelbarrowsIS 2431
Binding wireIS 280
Barbed wireIS 278
Wire nailsIS 723

Grades and certificates per product are confirmed on enquiry.

Need a specific grade?

Tell us the job and we will tell you what fits.