Posts made from wild pine wood (Pinus sylvestris) and black pine (Pinus nigra). Both are slow-growing species and provide very dense wood. They come from forestry operations in the Iberian Peninsula.

The wood undergoes a preliminary turning process, resulting in completely cylindrical stakes with uniform diameter along their entire length. The turned posts are air-dried and treated in an autoclave using a vacuum-pressure system to impregnate them with water-soluble salts.
The salts retained in the wood protect the posts from premature rot caused by fungi and insects, significantly extending their lifespan. 

Usual level of impregnation is class IV, suitable for wood in contact with the ground and exposed to constant moisture.

Option to manufacture without a point or with a sharp four-sided point.

Supplied on pallets.
Pallet contents vary according to the dimensions of the posts.
See the specification sheet for more details on palletising.