Wood cracks are natural phenomena and do not indicate poor material quality. Wood is a living, hygroscopic material that undergoes dimensional changes and may develop cracks without compromising its strength or durability. Shrinkage cracks are actually a sign of proper drying and do not negatively affect the performance of the wood. These phenomena, especially present in heartwood, are normal and acknowledged by European technical standards. Wood remains the most natural and sustainable building material.
High-Quality Larch Post Production
Larch Fence Posts
We use larch wood from the species Larix decidua Mill., sourced exclusively from the Alpine or Dolomitic region, in accordance with the UNI 11035/2003 standard, Class S2. Larch is known as the most weather-resistant conifer, making it the ideal choice for outdoor applications where durability and natural beauty are essential.
Our wood is certified according to PEFC Chain of Custody No. 18-31-109, ensuring that it comes from sustainably managed forests. All materials are sourced directly from PEFC-certified forests in the Trentino-Alto Adige region, an area renowned for its commitment to environmental protection and forest quality.
Choosing our timber means opting for an environmentally responsible product that guarantees outstanding performance.
Turned non-heartwood posts
Turned heartwood posts
Information on Wood Cracks