Wood species
Hardwoods
Five hardwood species native to Primorsky Krai in the Russian Far East. We harvest, mill and dry them ourselves — then work them into panels, cladding, timber, veneer and pellets.
Quercus mongolica
Mongolian oak
Quercus mongolica. Tight-ringed white oak — cabinetry, countertops, stair treads.
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Fraxinus mandshurica
Manchurian ash / TAMO
Fraxinus mandshurica. Light straight grain, high shock resistance — furniture, sports goods, veneer.
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Betula costata
Yellow birch
Betula costata. Pale cream tone, fine texture — furniture, joinery, plywood cores.
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Ulmus
Primorsky elm
Ulmus of Primorsky Krai. Warm interlocked grain — flooring, character furniture, feature walls.
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Populus maximowiczii
Maximowicz poplar
Populus maximowiczii. Light, dimensionally stable — mouldings, drawer sides, painted furniture, interior panels.
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What we make from these woods
Finger-jointed and solid-lamella panels, exterior cladding boards, kiln-dried timber blocks, sliced veneer and ENplus-grade wood pellets — all milled in one facility in Vladivostok.