Log In / Sign Up About Hume Pine (NZ) Established in 1953, the Hume Doors & Timber Group has grown to become Australia’s largest one hundred percent Australian-owned timber door manufacturer. Ever expanding, the family-owned Hume Doors & Timber Group proudly acquired the New Zealand remanufacturing plant of John Crean & Co Ltd in September 2003, to form Hume Pine (NZ) Limited. Offering invaluable experience and knowledge, the Hume Doors & Timber Group manufactures and is a leading supplier of the most comprehensive range of finishing timber and door products. The Group consists of manufacturing and warehouse operations in New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia and the United States. Hume Pine (NZ) operates two manufacturing units and a distribution centre from its sites on Te Ngae Road, Allen Mills Road and Hamiora Place in Rotorua. The Hume Doors & Timber Group employs over one thousand personnel and is focussed on product quality and customer satisfaction in this ever-changing global market.
The amalgamation of two such reputable and established companies has allowed for the availability of an even wider product range. Hume Pine (NZ) has an expert team of over one hundred employees and continues to grow and expand. Specialising in the manufacture and supply of quality mouldings and dressed products, Hume Pine (NZ) currently services many reputable domestic and international distributors, including the demanding markets of the United States and Australia. Our company is able to offer supply of dressed boards, door jambs, panelling and external cladding in radiata clears, finger jointed clears, dressing grade, Merch & Better and Pacific Rimu. These products are available in raw, treated H3.1, pre-primed and treated H3.1 pre-primed. We also offer a selected range of cut-to-length products. With an extensive range of quality pine mouldings, devoted customer service and value for money, you’ll need look no further than Hume Pine (NZ) for your timber boards and moulding service requirements.
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WOOD WORKING MACHINERY LEADER Since 1892 we have been manufacturing machines and industrial system with high tecnological content. Trading Company, Importer, ExporterIndustrial tree plantations (ITPs) are an essential alternative in ensuring continual wood flow to meet rising industry demand, and relieving the pressure on natural forests as the primary source of renewable tropical timber. Another point in favour of tree plantations is that they are usually established on degraded land that is rehabilitated for tree cultivation. ITPs represent the way forward for the timber industry, a key economic activity and source of income for the state, private companies and local communities. Samling has invested heavily in fast-growing, high-yield species that are planted and managed for large-scale commercial log production in New Zealand The Group's forest plantation in New Zealand is managed by its subsidiary, Hikurangi Forest Farms Limited (HFF), a forestry company based at Gisborne, the largest city in the Eastland province of New Zealand's North Island.
The HFF estate consists primarily of intensively managed Radiata Pine plantations. The total estate area is approximately 35,000 hectares of which approximately 27,000 hectares of this is production forest, and 91% is freehold. HFF's maturing Radiata Pine resource has the potential to yield a sustainable woodflow of approximately 800,000m3 annually. The Radiata Pine trees can be readily converted into veneer, sawn timber, fiberboard, and pulp and paper. The harvest cycle for Radiata Pine is 27 years and HFF's tree plantations have been in development for more than 15 years, with ongoing research to better understand the properties of this resource and to improve yields and wood quality as well as putting in place valuable infrastructure. HFF became Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified in August 2005 as it recognises the value and importance of environmental responsibilities and is committed to maintaining the FSC forest management certification for all of HFF's owned or managed lands.
For more information, visit Hikurangi at www.hff.net.nz Samling is proud to have the first ITP with fully sustainable production in Malaysia to successfully obtain forest management certification under the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS), endorsed by the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). The certified licenced planted forest (LPF) is located in Segan (Bintulu Division, Sarawak) and covers an area of 10,800 hectares. We have eight active tree plantations in the state, and each plantation is supported by a nursery producing seedlings from our own improved genetic material. Having achieved certification of the Segan plantation, Samling is preparing its other forest plantations for SIRIM audits under MTCS. Our target is for each plantation to be certified before harvesting starts. Over the past 13 years, Samling has developed its own in-house expertise to manage ITPs in Sarawak according to international best practices. There are now 23,000 hectares planted with well over 30 million trees - the majority of which comprises Acacia mangium, Acacia hybrid, Eucalyptus pellita, Gmelina arborea and Paraserianthes falcataria.
These species can be harvested between eight to 15 years after planting and our objective is to produce logs suitable for plywood and sawn timber. To meet growing needs from its downstream mills, Samling strives to increase supply from forest plantations while exploring opportunities to expand hectarage. The versatile plantation timber Plantation timber such as acacia is versatile and can be used in high-value end products. Acacia is ideal for furniture and building materials, both indoor and outdoor. Samling has started the first harvesting cycle for its tree plantations in Sarawak which were planted in early 2000s. All plantation logs including BORNEOTEAK® (Samling's registered trade name for its Acacia mangium trees) are fully used, with close to zero waste, in the manufacture of sawn timber, plywood, furniture and furniture components, flooring, wall panels, door and window frames. Our fibre board plant produces high quality door skins using small diameter and reject logs from the plantation together with offcuts and processing residues from the mills.