One of the notable changes in the timber supply market recent years is the increased availability of low-density species imported into Australia.
In the first episode of the Season 3 Pryda Pod, we're pleased to have Kurt Schrammel, the Managing Director of Vida Wood Australia to talk about the range of imported timber available in Australia – predominantly European species and Canadian species - and understand how the materials are ranked and perform, to ensure the timber of your choice is compliant and meets the same engineering performance specifications of local timber.
With 25 years of expertise in timber industry across Europe, North America, Asia and Australia, Kurt has served in a wide range of roles, from Sales Administration, International Sales, Mill Management to now the Managing Director at Vida Wood Australia, a global supplier of structural timber products.
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