Cap wood

Trimmed wood is industrial waste and is a by-product of sawing when cutting round wood or trunk wood in round wood sorting companies or sawmills. It can also occur when cutting timber in sawmills or wood processing companies. As length capping sawing transversely referred to the stem axis (fiber).

Cap wood is marketed in lengths of 0.01 - 1.00 m with or without bark . Common woods are spruce, fir, pine, larch, Douglas fir, beech, hornbeam, oak, alder, poplar, linden and birch.

Kappholz is mainly used for the production of chipboard and wood-based panels. It is also offered dried, split and cut to length (25, 33, or 50 cm) as ready-to-use firewood .