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Timber Sleepers are well very popular for their use in landscaping purposes like paths, steps, retaining walls, raised flower beds, garden furniture. Comparing to softwood treated sleepers lifespan of maximum 10 years, untreated oak sleepers last minimum 30 years in same conditions and they have been known to go up to 80 years.

Railway sleepers or railroad tie are a somewhat unglamorous component of the rail industry. But these blocks, which are laid horizontally underneath tracks to hold rail lines in place at the correct gauge, form the backbone of rail travel. Millions of these vital blocks are manufactured and distributed every year to satisfy demand for network expansions and line upgrades. Apart from some experiments with stone block sleepers at the earliest stages of rail transport’s development, timber has been the historically dominant material used for railway sleepers.

How can it be called “the king of trees” when it is neither the biggest, oldest, strongest and definitely not the fastest-growing? Simple—because of its ability to adapt to the environment around it. There is not one other species of tree that mankind has been so dependent upon as the mighty oak. The Sistine Chapel and many of the other great architectural wonders of Europe would not exist if not for their frames made of oak. Our green oak beams can be used for both outdoor and indoor applications: building restoration, trusses, garages, gazebos, pergolas and other structures.

Used primarily in carpentry, planks are critical in the construction of ships, houses, bridges, and many other structures, but wooden planks offer also unlimited possibilities for creating beautiful furniture. For example, the solid planks can be used for tables, benches, shelving units and other interior design solutions where creativity is given free reins.

A critical component in creating safe, sustainable ground protection at temporary construction sites, our hardwood crane mats can be used for many applications in a wide range of industries to access and protect sites during the utilization of heavy equipment in all weather conditions. Respective industries include power transmission and distribution, oil and gas, renewable power generation and heavy and civil construction.