Wholesale softwood
B-Grade Timber
Commercially attractive lower visual grades, assessed against a defined specification.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Clear specifications.
Better procurement.
Commercially attractive lower visual grades, assessed against a defined specification.
Typical applications
Packaging, processing and components where agreed cosmetic defects are acceptable.
European origin
Germany, Austria, Central Europe and the Baltics. Exact mill and country of origin are confirmed in the offer.
BEFORE WE QUOTE
The details matter.
Available dimensions depend on mill and shipment. Contact us for current offers.
| Species | Pine, spruce or agreed softwood |
| Grades | B-grade is not a universal standard. Define knots, wane, blue stain, splits and other limits. |
| Condition / moisture | KD or as offered. Rot, infestation and unacceptable defects must be explicitly excluded or addressed. |
| Lengths | Available lengths and tolerances depend on the mill and shipment. |
| Thicknesses | Confirm nominal and actual thicknesses in the supplier offer. |
| Widths | Available widths and tolerances are offer-specific. |
| Container supply | 40-foot FCL; quantity and loading plan subject to dimensions, density, moisture and payload limits. |
| Origin countries | Germany, Austria, Central Europe and the Baltics |
GRADE IS A SPECIFICATION
Value starts with knowing the limits.
Possible characteristics include knots, wane, blue stain, mixed lengths, cosmetic defects and lower visual grade. These terms do not make every B-grade lot equivalent. Agree permissible defects, moisture, usable yield and inspection criteria before procurement. Unacceptable defects must be defined in writing, including the treatment of rot, insect damage and excessive splits. Structural performance must never be inferred from a visual trade description.