Common lumber
(non-construction)
Common lumber (non-construction) is widely used as a base material for roofs, ceilings, and walls in house construction. It is a wood product made by sawing logs into boards, which are then artificially dried and processed into smaller pieces. Since it has already been cut to the specified size, it can be used as is, except for length adjustments made at the construction site. While it is not directly visible after the house is built, common lumber is an essential component that supports the structure of our homes. Tairiku Trading handles rafters, tie beams, furring strips, and studs as key products.
Unproduced board / Lamina
The unproduced board is a half-finished product intended for further processing in Japan and is supplied to wood reprocessing plants. Additionally, we outsource their processing to our partner plants nationwide, where they are sold as finished products. As raw materials, the boards are processed into common lumber and interior materials of various sizes to meet specific requirements. Additionally, lamina is provided to laminated wood plants to be used as a raw material for laminated wood production.
*Reprocessing: processing the unproduced board into finished products.
Flooring
Our flooring is made from high-quality Russian solid wood, including pine, which is renowned for its natural properties, such as moisture regulation. Tairiku Trading offers solid wood flooring under the brand name 'RUS FLOOR,' produced in close collaboration with our local partner plants. We also partner with Japanese manufacturers to create interior products, such as stairs and doors, crafted from Russian wood. Our ongoing development of natural materials with excellent designs aims to enhance healthy, comfortable living environments.
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Wood drying machine
Wood drying is a crucial process in preparing wood for various applications. As the exclusive importer of the Austrian wood drying kiln "Muehlbock" in Japan, we manage everything from delivery to installation. With over 13,000 units delivered globally, Muehlbock holds the largest market share. Its drying equipment is highly valued for superior quality, energy efficiency, and compatibility with Japanese wood species. Through the adoption of these high-performance kilns, we continue to contribute to enhancing housing quality in Japan.
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