Jukola
Lumber

Value-based, selectively harvested wood for interior and exterior cladding — a forest-friendly method that keeps the ecosystem alive.

Jukola Lumber

Forest-Friendly
Construction Timber

Jukola Lumber Oy produces construction timber for interior and exterior cladding panels. Our product development is based on an ecological harvesting method and processing chain — the result is a new selectively harvested timber.

The processing value of selectively harvested timber is based on a raw material chain comparable to organic food products. It is mechanically harvested yet forest-saving, available as standard sawn and planed.

A genuinely ecological wood material brings environmentally friendly content value to building timber — often a key criterion in material selection. The product is especially suitable for construction sites tied to nature, such as the pilot sites in the South Konnevesi nature tourism area.

The forest still looks like a forest after harvesting — the ecosystem stays alive, and the landscape looks untouched.

Jukola Lumber — Selectively Harvested

Criteria

Seven Principles of
Selective Harvesting

Precisely defined criteria guarantee the ecological production chain from raw material sourcing to the finished product.

The raw material is Finnish wood — for example pine or spruce.

Planning and execution of selectively harvested timber is carried out together with a long-term expert in continuous cultivation. Exemplary partners in Finland include Innofor’s forest services, Arvometsä and their experienced field workers.

Harvesting is planned and carried out using the continuous cultivation method, in accordance with Section 10 of the Finnish Forest Act. The site retains a partially uneven-aged forest structure, decaying wood and a viable forest cover with diverse species. Harvesting may be done mechanically, but the forest still looks like a forest afterwards.

Under-thinning or any other measures preparing for clearcutting are not accepted in raw material sourcing.

The producer assigns the supervision and responsibility for harvest planning and execution — in line with these criteria — to the partner described in point 1.

The processing chain of selectively harvested timber works so that the raw material is stamped and kept separate throughout the entire chain. The producer is responsible for quality from the roadside stack to customer delivery — the customer receives approximately 99 % selectively harvested timber.

The producer reserves all rights to the selectively harvested timber product, product group and its derivatives. The producer decides, defines and updates the criteria for developing the product on the market.

Technical Specs