In a variety of applications at India Wood
2022
FII, a crown agency of the provincial
government of British Columbia (B.C.), popularly known by its logo Canadian
wood is all set to participate in India Wood 2022, an international trade fair
for the wood and woodworking industry including re-man products, manufacturing
technologies, tools and machinery, coatings and adhesives, and other related
wood industry products. The fair is being held at BIEC Hobli, Bengaluru –
562123. The 5 distinct Canadian wood species on display will be 1) Western
Hemlock, 2) Douglas fir, 3) Yellow cedar, 4) Western red cedar and 5) SPF
(Spruce-Pine-Fir) in a wide variety of trendy products, creatively displayed on
their booth at the event from June 2-6, 2022.
India Wood is an excellent opportunity for
wood products, woodworking, and allied products industry to showcase their
unique products. As such over 950 exhibitors from more than 12 countries are
expected to participate, who will be showcasing products to their target
audience from amongst architects/designers, developers/builders, timber
traders, manufacturers/contractors and so on.
Speaking about participation in India Wood
2022, Pranesh Chhibber – Country Director, Canadian Wood, said, “I congratulate
the India wood team on hosting their 12th edition of the trade fair in the
first week of June 2022 and we at Canadian Wood are delighted to be
participating in it. It provides us the platform to demonstrate the 5 distinct
species of Canadian Wood in a variety of applications by highlighting their USP
of being legally harvested and certified wood from the sustainably managed
forests of B.C Canada. Another highlight of Canadian Wood lumber (timber) is
that it is available duly sized, graded and seasoned to its customers in almost
ready to use condition, which helps minimise wastage and maximise productivity.
The products on display at the Canadian Wood booth are all made by Indian
manufacturers by exclusively using Canadian wood species. These species are
stocked and sold by over 40 Stockists in 23 cities, servicing the woodworking
industry across India.” Courtesy: www.hotelierindia.com
