Pointed azobé piles

Description

Pointed Azobé piles are solid wood structural elements, intended for foundation, anchoring and soil stabilization works. Azobé (Lophira alata) is an extremely dense and durable tropical wood species, recognized for its exceptional mechanical resistance and its rot-proof properties. Thanks to its durability class 1, it is ideal for humid environments and hydraulic structures. Callens African Woods pointed Azobé piles are FSC® certified, guaranteeing responsible and sustainable management of forest resources. Advantages -Extreme durability: Rated class 1, ideal for demanding environments (humidity, soil, water). -Exceptional mechanical resistance: High load capacity, suited to heavy infrastructure. -Rot-proof: Excellent resistance to fungi, insects and termites. -Suited to hydraulic environments: Perfect for constructions in contact with water. -FSC® certified wood: Guarantee of sustainable and responsible exploitation. Technical features -Wood species: Azobé (Lophira alata) -Origin: Cameroon, Gabon -Type of wood: Pointed piles -Certification: FSC® (sustainable forest management) -Durability class: Class 1 (very durable) -Density: Approximately 1,100-1,300 kg/m³ at 12% moisture -Finish: Can be used raw or treated depending on use Applications -Hydraulic and maritime works: Retaining piles, pontoons, dikes -Civil engineering: Soil reinforcement, deep foundations -Stabilization works: Palisades, dams, port structures -Outdoor fitting: Stilts for constructions on humid soil

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