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Pentachlorophenol thermal wood preservation facilities
Production of higher-value treatable SPF lumber
Campagne d'echantillonnage sur le chauffage residentiel au bois
Holzkundliche und dendrochronologische Untersuchungen an Resonanzholz als Beitrag zur Organologie
Wood in Australia
Wood in Australia

By Keith R. Bootle

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Eingedruckte Streifen
Eingedruckte Streifen

By Ralf Buchholz

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DBU Bauband 3
DBU Bauband 3

By Sabine Djahanschah

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Lehm und Holz im Gewerbebau sind heute die Ausnahme. Aber warum? Denn gerade hier versprechen diese ökologischen Baustoffe viele Vorteile. Die in dieser Publikation vorgestellten Beispiele haben ei...

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Wood As an Industrial Arts Material
Woodpower New Perspectives on Forest Usage
Status and direction of the treated lumber producing sector in British Columbia

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