Solid Wood Range

Jura Fir and Spruce

From standard production to custom cutting lists

The specific characteristics of high-altitude softwoods make them a material of the future for multiple and specific uses, in all regions of France and neighboring Switzerland. Renowned for the excellence and consistency of the quality of its white softwoods, Scierie Chauvin has also invested in an industrial infrastructure and continues to improve the precision and responsiveness of the services and benefits reserved for its clientele.

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Charpentes standards

Made from white softwoods and mostly spruce, structural timber comes in all the elements needed by professionals and structures: beams, joists, rafters, planks, joists, custom cutting lists and pieces, half-rafters, boards. On the Mignovillard site, they are subjected to strict grading and then marked for perfect traceability. On request, they can be artificially dried. Strength class C18 or C24.

Roofing Wood

All standard sections

  • Battens
  • Roof planks
  • Roof battens
  • Sawing costs

Wood for the Gluing Industry

Intended for the glued timber industry, the high-altitude white softwood slats are graded C24 and dried to 12%.

  • Glued laminated timber
  • Finger-jointed solid wood
  • Cross-laminated timber
  • CLT panels (cross-laminated timber)

Joinery Wood

An OA – OB quality for joinery with the possibility of artificial drying for good control of moisture content in short deadlines. Fir and spruce unmatched timber are offered as an option.

Packaging Wood

For crates and pallets

Intended for packaging manufacturers for the transport and protection of goods, the wood is treated according to ISPM15.

  • Boards
  • Rafters
  • Grade 3

Formwork Wood

    • Joists
    • Beams
    • Rafters
    • Boards

Recurring availability

Red Boards

Painted boards intended for demarcation of construction sites.

Mason Platforms

We regularly manufacture mason platforms with or without metalwork at the ends in 40×210 and 50×250 sections.

A regional specificity

Cheese Boards

Recognized for use in the aging of Comté and Morbier cheeses, cheese boards are also used in other cheese sectors such as Emmental and Beaufort.
Made exclusively from high-altitude spruce, these boards promote the typicity of the cheese.
Dried at the recommended 20% moisture content, they can also be chamfered. The requirements formulated in terms of calibration, length, width and thickness are very precisely respected.
Annually, Scierie Chauvin supplies some 50,000 boards to various major cheese maturers in Franche-Comté.