European Oak (Quercus robur)

The way we process oak logs is very similar to the beech log processing. There are only few differences:

• An oak log with humidity level around 40-50% is processed to a timber. The oak timber doesn’t need to be steamed; its colour is unified without this treatment.
• The timber is processed to blanks. The blanks have to be dried first; drying of oak wood takes more time, it needs 30-100 days to be dried properly. The final moisture level is 8-10%.
• Dry blanks are planed and then used for production of glued boards.