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100% Galician Eucalyptus globulus timber built home, both outdoors and indoors . No concrete, no brick, no metal joints, just Eucalyptus wood. (Click image to enlarge)A new divulgative publication has been released with the joint effort of CIS-Madera and Clúster de la Madera de Galicia. Along its 40 pages you can see a selection of recent architectural works done with Galician Eucalyptus timber and an inviting welcome to discover the possibilites of this timber for both outdoors and indoors uses.
Ongoing research has allowed a considerable improvement in technologies needed for a good industrial processing of this type of timber into high quality finished products, and also the discovery of new technologies that allow access to new market segments and final uses.
Ongoing research has allowed a considerable improvement in technologies needed for a good industrial processing of this type of timber into high quality finished products, and also the discovery of new technologies that allow access to new market segments and final uses.
Download this free divulgative catalogue and enjoy excellent photography and fantastic examples of Galician plantation grown Tasmanian Blue Gum eucalypt timber uses as structural, carpentry and furniture elements.
GIT's Eucalyptology Topics
© 2007 Gustavo Iglesias Trabado. Please contact us if you want to use all or part of this text and photography elsewhere. We like to share, but we do not like rudeness.
GIT's Eucalyptology Topics
© 2007 Gustavo Iglesias Trabado. Please contact us if you want to use all or part of this text and photography elsewhere. We like to share, but we do not like rudeness.
