1. Pests

Pine wood piles are often affected by pests during storage, transportation and use. The natural enemies of the trees are termites, beetles and weevils.

These pests can damage and subsequently affect the quality of laminated pine piles.

When using wood outdoors, it is recommended to soak preservatives into the wood fibers and turn them over to turn them green to avoid corrosion and repel pests.

2. Cracks

Cracks in pine wood piles are often called fissures. This is because of the cracks between the fibers of the wood, which then lowers the grade of the wood.

If the wood cracks during the repurchase process, please mix the sawdust with 520 glue and apply it to the cracked area.

3. Collapse

Under certain conditions, wood-damaging fungi and bacteria can invade tree cubes. For these reasons, the color and structure of the wood can change, making it soft and brittle, and then forming a porous powdery form.

Maybe spongy. This is a sign of wood decay.

Discoloration of pine wood piles is mainly caused by chemical discoloration and fungal discoloration. Chemical discoloration is caused by the interaction between wood and chemical products, and fungal discoloration.

Discoloration occurs because fungi invade the wood.

4.Deformation

The deformation of pine wood piles is mainly due to warping deformation that occurs during processing, drying, and storage. Deformed wood has a certain impact on the quality.

Under special market conditions, customers in need need to arrange their order plans in advance. If you continue to wait, the price will get higher and higher, and you may be out of stock. Friends who pay for the order should arrange it as soon as possible. This can avoid if the project progress is delayed, various places will All customers need to stock up in advance to prevent shortages.