About Us:
Facilities
In 2001 a new sawmill was built at Rolleston on the outskirts of Christchurch capable of producing more than 100m3 of sawn timber per hour, requiring the equivalent of a truck and trailer load of logs every 8 minutes. By using the latest technology only two operators are required for the entire milling process. More recent investment in additional kiln drying and reprocessing facilities and plans for fully automated handling will soon see the mill running close to it's full potential.

Reprocessing and manufacturing facilities at Rolleston include kiln drying, machining, resawing, and assembly lines for pallets, bins and cable drums. Branches at Temuka and Dunedin in the South Island manufacture and recycle pallets and bins. Cable drums, pallets and crates are manufactured at New Plymouth in the North Island.

Nothing wasted, everything gained.
All logs are sourced from local radiata pine plantations. Bark is removed prior to milling and sold for use in gardens and mulch. Chip from the mill is sold for the manufacture of MDF and sawdust is used as boiler fuel to heat the kilns.

Markets
Timber for packaging and furniture is shipped to most Asian countries or assembled into pallets, bins and cable drums for the domestic market.

Environment
All timber is completely chemical free. By ensuring all timber is kiln dried within 5 days of production there is no need for anti sap stain chemicals or other treatments.

Certifications
ISO 9001:2000
ISPM15