
Kiln drying of wood: how the process works
How kiln drying removes water from wood in a controlled way and why an 8–10% equilibrium moisture content is key to dimensional stability.
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Teslić, Bosnia & Herzegovina · Est. 2007
Oak & beech panels, kiln-dried timber, window scantlings & battens, pellets and lattoflex bed-base slats — held to consistent tolerances and shipped reliably worldwide.
01 / Product lines

Solid oak & beech boards for furniture production, A/B and B/C quality.
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Dried boards and timber elements, moisture-controlled to 8–10%.
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Beech scantlings and battens for window and door manufacturing.
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6 mm beech & oak pellets, bagged or bulk for export.
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Beech slats and solid elements for lattoflex/slatted bed bases.
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Round wood blanks for the production of bottle stoppers.
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A small line of tables, beds and coat racks.
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Large one-of-a-kind pieces of solid oak, finished and raw.
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02 / Production & capacity
Three drying chambers, automated edge-gluing, cut-to-size and an integrated pellet press — we hold tolerances and meet recurring supply schedules.
03 / Quality & sourcing
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Traceable log sourcing from regional forests; sourcing documentation provided with every delivery.
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Kiln-dried and metered to 8–10%, batch-logged for every order.
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Thickness and length held to ±0.2 mm across production runs.
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Palletized, strapped and foil-wrapped; container-loaded to plan.
04 / Export & partnership
Around 98% of output ships to industrial buyers — furniture and window manufacturers, importers and distributors. Sweden is our largest market, alongside Germany and partners across the EU, the UAE and China.
Sweden
Largest market
Germany
Western Europe
EU · Scandinavia
Core Europe
UAE · China
Growing
05 / News
Product guides, manufacturing notes and company updates from the team in Teslić.

How kiln drying removes water from wood in a controlled way and why an 8–10% equilibrium moisture content is key to dimensional stability.
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Step by step through the production of edge-glued furniture panels — from sorting lamellas and finger jointing to gluing, calibration and sanding.
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How the finger joint turns shorter pieces into long, stable elements — finger geometry, glue choice and why the joint is as strong as the wood.
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