FSC® certified · South Africa

Sustainable plantation timber, from our forests to your port

GS Timbers grows, harvests, saws and exports durable Eucalyptus and pine from certified plantations in Southern Africa.

What we do

Timber specialists from A to Z

One partner from seedling to shipment: we control the whole chain, so you get consistent quality, clear specifications and reliable delivery.

Forestry & harvesting

Our own teams manage and harvest certified plantations.

Sawmilling & manufacturing

Poles, beams and planks cut to your specification.

Forest product exports

Container shipments to Europe and other markets worldwide.

Logistics & warehousing

We arrange transport from the forest to your destination.

Our timbers

Three plantation species, one reliable supplier

Cloeziana

Naturally durable hardwood: durability class 1, strength class D50 — no chemical treatment needed.

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Grandis

Versatile Eucalyptus poles and planks, treated or untreated, for building, fencing and farming.

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Pine

Plantation pine boards, kiln-dried, planed and treated to your specification.

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Applications

Where our timber works

Marine & civil engineering

Cloeziana posts and sawn timber for quays, banks and hydraulic works.

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Outdoor & landscaping

Eucalyptus laths and poles for fencing, pergolas and gardens.

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Proven in Dutch waterworks

8,000 Cloeziana posts delivered in four months

For the quay repair of Water Board Delfland (Schipluiden, 2022–2023) we supplied 8,000 round posts of 4.5 m. Cloeziana has been used in Dutch hydraulic engineering for decades as an alternative to Azobé.

8,000

posts for one quay project

±200 m³

timber per hectare in our plantations

10–14 yrs

rotation from seedling to harvest

Eucalyptus plantation managed by GS Timbers

Sustainability

Plantation forestry protects native forests

A well-managed plantation yields around 200 m³ of timber per hectare, compared with roughly 5 m³ from tropical forest. By growing timber where it belongs, we reduce pressure on natural forests and illegal logging.