• Kiln-Dried (KD – Kiln-Dried)
  The wood goes through a drying process in controlled ovens, eliminating internal humidity and ensuring greater dimensional stability. This option is ideal for projects that require high precision and a lower risk of cracking.
• Seco (AD – Air-Dried) The wood is dried in the open air, a slower process that can result in small variations in humidity. It is a more economical option, but may require additional care in storage and handling.
  
  

From 8% to 12%: This is the ideal humidity for most applications. Wood with this humidity is considered dry and stable, with less tendency to crack or warp.

• Gross: The wood leaves the saw without any surface treatment, maintaining its natural characteristics. It is ideal for projects that will receive a subsequent finish, such as painting or varnishing.
• S4S (smooth and ready to use): The wood goes through a drying, sawing and planing process, resulting in a smooth and uniform surface. It is ideal for projects that require a ready-to-use finish.

• Thickness: The thickness of the wood varies from 15mm to 120mm, allowing the choice of the ideal material for each application, from thin pieces for coverings to thicker pieces for structures.
• Width: The width of the timber varies from 70mm to 300mm, offering a wide range of options for different projects.
• Length: The most common lengths range from 1m to 4m, but can be customized according to the customer’s needs.