Sawn Timber

We are offering timber, sawn timber, round logs.
we are a cameroon based company fully engaged in the exploitation, processing and transformation of timber into various products for export. This is to ensure we supply our foreign customers with timber in all its usable forms. We deal exclusively in african hardwood which we export in the form of sawn timber (strips and planks for roofing, decking, and flooring and round logs.
from forest to saw mill, we cut to customer specification to give them full satisfaction.
species:
iroko, teak, aniegre, sipo, sapelli, padouk, doussier, ayous (obeche),fromager, bilinga, lotofa, tali, moabi, bahia (aburha), bibolo (dibetou), kossipo, dabema, apa, acajou, bete, aiele, frake (limba),koto, tiama, ilomba okan. We also run a plantation for tectona grandis (teak) which we export in small amounts in sawn forms.
to enable wood reach customers in their desired quality, we are in partnership with companies that do kiln drying especially for wood destined for decking and flooring.
with over 200,000 hectares of licensed forests, we have the capacity to provide our customers with a wide variety of african hard in both sawn and round log forms. Our monthly capacity stands at 500m3 in sawn timber and 5000m3 in round logs and can be improved upon.
however due to government regulation, some species can only be exported in sawn form. Others are totally banned from export whether in sawn or round log form.
our forests are located in the southern province of cameroon and forms part of the african rain forest. That means about 600 km from douala port, we also have exploit forests in other parts of cameroon our saw mill is located in mbalmayo in the central province about 150 km from the forest and 20km from the capital yaounde. Thus some 450 km from douala port. We also have saw mill in douala.
in order to fully transform product or adding value before export as recommended by government, we have also created a furniture production unit for handmade home furniture like beds, parlor sets, doors etc. In this light we are creating employment and making our national timber have a greater role to play in boosting the economy.