Preservation to ensure optimal wood protection and long-term usability
Wood that is used outdoors needs effective protection against fungi and insects. This is the only way to ensure its durability and cost-effectiveness. We impregnate in industrial plants, using different methods depending on the application. We have decades of experience in using impregnating agents, both from renowned manufacturers and our in-house test plant, according to the latest technology standards.
Fürstenberg impregnation at a glance:
- Impregnation plants on an industrial scale
- Annual impregnation capacity approx. 60,000 m3
- Use of impregnating agents from renowned manufacturers and development partnerships (our own test facility)
- Continuous wood moisture measurement to ensure that the timber is dry
- In timbers that are difficult to impregnate, the ground/air zone is perforated beforehand
- Types of timber preservation:
- Salt impregnation using vacuum pressure for dry wood (moisture content 25 - 35%)
- Salt impregnation using alternating pressure for moist wood (moisture content 80 - 100%)
- Coal tar at the foot of the pole using a tripod method
- Fürstenberg-Permadur®System for extra protection of the ground/air zone
- Preservation using impregnating oils according to the European regulations
- Development and impregnation with new wood preservatives