SOLID WOOD CUTTING BOARD Made from HARDWOOD DAKUA MAKANDRE Very durable. Sanded with smooth finish. Sizes: 200mm to 350mm length 150mm to 250mm width 25mm to 50mm thickness
Wooden furniture, household items, mahogany timber.
Sandal wood, merbau, kwila, virgin coconut oil, wood slabs and roots for carving.
Pacific sandalwood, mahogany timber, mahogany plyboard, red vesi, carving logs and roots.
Lumber and logs and furniture.
Wooden coffee tables.
Mahogany timber and furniture.FOB, exporting
Ply boards.Sales and marketing
We can give quote per pallet or container. This can be discounted price Pallet
(L 2100mm x W 700 to 900mm x 75mm) (WET) - $900 USD per CBM BARK ON. TREATED WITH VASCOL CHEMICAL TO PREVENT BORE HOLES IN WHITE SAP. PACKING WITH STEEL STRAP AND BOLT 5mm FILLET
(Any required width x any thickness x 2100mm length) (WET) - $650 USD per CBM You can join these timbers to make tables. NO BARK. NO WHITE SAP. PACKING WITH HIGH STRENGTH PLASTIC STRAP 5mm Fillet
Made from high quality HDMR MDF board. 3 prong stand 260mm diameter Smooth sanded finish
Made from high quality DAKUA MAKANDRE hardwood. Length 450mm Thickness 25 mm Width 75mm
MADE FROM HIGH QUALITY AND VERY DURABLE DAKUA MAKANDRE HARDWOOD Sanded Smooth finish Length 120cm Diameter 48mm
Rup Investments is an established company in Fiji (since 1985) holding a vast investment portfolio including retail, developments, construction, manufacturing and saw-milling. We produce high quality genuine MAHOGANY (Swietenia Macrophylla) from renewable plantations. Rup Investments are one of the Government of Fiji�¢??s licensees of FIJIAN MAHOGANY, the plantations owned by Fiji Hardwood Corporation, a Government of Fiji owned enterprise. We can offer pricing for below options: - KILN DRY MAHOGANY TIMBER (ROUGH SAWN) - WET MAHOGANY TIMBER (ROUGH SAWN) Sizes are made to order. Length ranges from: 2.4 mtr length to 5-6 mtr lengths.
Spices, Food Products, Confectionery , Teak Wood Furniture & General Hardware & Building Materials.
Raintree Slabs And Other Timber Produce.
