Chemically Treated and Kiln-Dried Rubber Wood – Why Processing Matters
Chemically Treated and Kiln-Dried Rubber Wood – Why Processing Matters Introduction The quality of timber is determined not only by the tree from which it comes but also by how the wood is processed. For manufacturers working with rubberwood, two important processing stages are preservative treatment and kiln drying. These processes help prepare timber for different manufacturing requirements by addressing biological protection and moisture control. Chemically treated and kiln-dried rubberwood is particularly relevant for furniture manufacturers, timber distributors, flooring producers and other wood-based industries. At Colonial Hardwoods Pvt. Ltd., we manufacture chemically treated and kiln-dried rubberwood products using integrated processing facilities in Kerala, India. What Is Chemically Treated Rubber Wood? Chemically treated rubberwood is timber that has undergone a preservative treatment process designed to protect the wood against certain biological threats. Natural timb...