To ensure our customers receive only the highest quality timber products and pallets, we apply a rigorous heat treatment process as an effective form of pest control. All pallets are treated at 56°C for a minimum of 30 minutes, a proven method to eliminate a broad range of pests and wood-borne insects.
This process not only preserves the integrity and longevity of our products but also complies fully with ISPM-15 international standards, making our pallets suitable for both local and global shipping.
Our commitment to quality means you can rely on us for safe, compliant, and durable pallet solutions.
Anobiidae: Known as woodworms, these beetles damage wooden furniture and housing by eating through wood.
Buprestidae: Jewel beetles or metallic wood-boring beetles, with over 15,000 species known for their glossy, rainbow-like colors.
Curculionidae: True weevils with a distinctive long snout, primarily plant eaters.
Lyctidae: Powderpost beetles that turn wood into a dusty powder, feeding mainly on trees.
Scolytidae: Bark beetles, vital for ecology through wood decomposition but problematic in the timber industry.
Bostrichidae: Auger beetles or false powderpost beetles, identified by their hidden head.
Cerambycidae: Longhorn beetles with long antennae, easily identifiable.
Isoptera: Termites, feeding on dead plant matter and a major threat to timber.
Oedemeridae: Pollen-feeding beetles with larvae that feed on rotting wood, attracted to timber.
Siricidae: Horntail or wood wasps, laying eggs inside wood that hatch into larvae feeding on timber.