Timber Treatment
for Kurunegala

Kurunegala district is one of Sri Lanka's most active timber regions — coconut, teak, jak, and mahogany move through its sawmills daily. Most of it is sold green or air-dried, which is where quality problems start. Our automated kilns bring timber to a verified 12–15% moisture content, so it arrives at the workshop or site dimensionally stable and ready to machine.

• Target: 12–15% moisture content across all species
• Coconut, teak, jak, mahogany, rubberwood, and more
• Drying time: 3–12 days depending on species and thickness
• Calibrated meters verify moisture at multiple points per batch

Termite pressure in the North Western Province's dry-zone conditions is severe, and surface sprays only protect the outer millimetres of timber. Our VPI process drives 5% Boron Borax preservative to the core at 10 bar (145 PSI) — protection that holds even after the timber is cut, drilled, and machined. Backed by a 10-year warranty against pest contamination.

• 10 bar (145 PSI) pressure drives preservative to the wood core
• Protects against termites, borers, and fungal decay
• 10-year warranty against pest contamination
• Safe, non-toxic — no heavy metals, arsenic, or solvents

Wooden packaging used in international trade must carry the IPPC certification mark. We are IPPC registered with the National Plant Quarantine Service of Sri Lanka and issue the mark and treatment certificate per batch — used by exporters across the North Western Province shipping coconut products, produce, and manufactured goods.

• IPPC registered — compliant with international phytosanitary standards
• Core heated to 56°C for a minimum of 30 minutes
• Accepted in 180+ countries for international export
• Treatment certificate issued per shipment