Regional lumber

AVAILABILITY OF DRY LUMBER (8-12%) ACCORDING TO THICKNESS:

Dry and wet shorts (26mm thick) in the following varieties: oak, beech, birch and alder.

Beech lumber: white and lightly heat treated

Produced from timber originating from the Darzlubsko-Oliwska Forest, considered by many to be the best beech timber source in Poland. The lumber is renowned for very small proportions of hard inclusions and unified coloring.

To meet our customers’ expectations, our beech lumber is sold in the following versions: dried white (8-12%), lightly heat treated (8-12%), and special ordered fully heat treated lumber (8-12%). Furthermore, we are able to provide special ordered custom sizes.

MGJ offers white beech lumber in the following thicknesses:

• dry: 26, 28, 32, 38, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75mm in all quality grades
• wet: every thickness (must be consulted with sales representative)

Beech lumber lightly heat treated – in the following thicknesses:

• dry: 26, 32, 50mm in all quality grades
• wet: every thickness (must be consulted with sales representative)

Regional oak lumber

Obtained from timber originating in Kujawy, Wielkopolska and Masuria. Characterized by a light, unified color, excellent structure, straight fibers, and proper firmness. All of the abovementioned qualities are relevant aesthetically and from the point of view of production. Before the drying process lumber is seasoned, which facilitates future processing.

Lumber is offered in the following thicknesses:

• dry (8-12%): 26mm (sporadically 50mm) in all quality grades (classes I/II/III according to PN standards).
• wet: every thickness (must be consulted with sales representative)

Apart from long lumber, our offer includes shorts (26mm thick), which are excellent for customers manufacturing short elements, often pigmented.

European oak lumber (German)

German lumber has one great advantage: it is wide and long, which is significant from the point of view of productivity. The lumber is available in various quality grades: A, AB, B, BC, but we know from experience – backed by years of selling German oak – that the best grade for regional manufacturers is German class B (I/II); which undoubtedly has the best quality to price ratio.
Our German oak lumber is sold in the following sizes:

• dry: 26, 32, 40, 45, 52mm (35mm and 63-65mm can be custom ordered), in any quality grade
• wet: unavailable

EUROPEAN OAK QUALITY GRADES:

• Class A (deluxe)

- Both sides w/o defects. Possibility to procure elements over 2.5 meters long.

• Class AB (I)

- Generally one side without defects (one defect per board is possible)
- small knots are permissible (up to 50mm) and small core cracks
- if more defects occur they are eliminated, but in a way that enables obtaining at least 1 element 2 meters long and 100mm wide.

• Class B (I/II)

- Defects on both sides are acceptable in the form of knots and cracks. The sum of knots per board cannot exceed 15cm
- If the number of defects is exceeded, they must be eliminated, but in a way that enables obtaining elements 800-2000mm long and 100mm wide. 
- insects in pale sapwood permissible, but must be reduced

• Class B/C (II/III)

- defects can occur without limits (knots, cracks, discolorations, holes made by insects)
- possible to obtain elements 400 to 800mm, but on these elements small knots and holes made by insects are not counted as defects

Pine lumber

Obtained from timber grown in sandy terrain, which is why our pine has narrow rings, a delicate color and is excellent to varnish. We also carry square lumber in any size which is used in the production of plywood, construction elements, furniture frames, as well as the frames of wooden homes.
Our pine lumber is available in the following sizes:

• dry: 25, 50mm in any quality grade
• wet: any thickness

We also offer pine edge boards – cut wet or dry. To find out more please contact our sales personnel (contact information).

Spruce lumber

Produced from raw materials originating from the north of Poland. Due to small knots and lack of resin, spruce lumber is a popular material for construction carpentry. Spruce wood is light and very sturdy, which is why it is becoming more and more popular with upholstered furniture manufacturers.

Birch lumber

Birch is one of the lightest tree varieties available in Poland. Birch lumber is used to manufacture furniture, as well as construction carpentry.

MGJ carries birch lumber in the following sizes:

• dry: 26, 32, 50mm in all quality grades
• wet: any thickness (must be consulted with sales representative).

The birch lumber offered by our mill has very little false heartwood. In addition, we invite customers to place special orders.

Alder lumber

Alder lumber is a relatively new product in MGJ’s offer. It is produced from raw materials originating from Masurian forests. Thanks to a careful sorting procedure prior to the purchase of raw materials, our alder lumber has very little false heartwood and a unified color.
MGJ carries alder lumber in the following sizes:

• dry: 26, 32, 50mm in all quality grades
• wet: any thickness (must be consulted with sales representative).

Ash lumber

Raw materials for the production of ash lumber originate mainly from Masurian forests and Żuławy. Ash lumber has a unified color and straight pattern. We offer ash in three quality grades, both dry and wet.
MGJ carries ash lumber in the following sizes:

• dry: 25, 50mm in all quality grades
• wet: any thickness (must be consulted with sales representative).

Maple lumber

Maple lumber is our newest product. In Poland this lumber is exceptionally valuable, due to its qualities and low availability. Maple is used to manufacture furniture and steps, as well as musical instruments.
MGJ carries maple lumber in the following sizes:

• dry: 25, 50mm mix grade
• wet: any thickness (must be consulted with sales representative)

In the case of custom orders we can prepare lumber in any size (in case of orders of entire cut quantity)