All about kelo

The dead pine, which is called kelo, is in great demand. This is a rather rare and valuable material from which beautiful and reliable designs are obtained. Wood is often grown in Lapland, where the climate is cold, so pine grows rather slowly. However, due to this feature, the material has a high density and a number of other advantages. There are several myths about kelo that should be debunked based on the truthful facts about this type of wood.

Deadwood pine can be called one of the most unusual types of building materials that is not easy to find on the market. In European countries, kelo is in great demand among wealthy people who value the quality, strength and quality of the material.

Deadwood attracts experienced craftsmen who love to work with such material. Wood is grown in the Arctic Circle and in Karelia. The trees have minimal moisture, which means that pests do not start in the wood, and besides, in this case, the fungus will not appear either. Thus, kelo retains its unchanged appearance over the years, which made it such a demanded and popular material.

Studying the development of the pine, one can see that the tree grows up to a certain age, after which its branches with needles crumble, and the root system stops growing. This leads to the fact that the plant dries up, but does not mean that it can be used as a building material. Only those trees that remain upright and undergo certain changes in their structure are suitable for this criterion. This pine is deadwood and is used to create a wide variety of structures.

Experts note the following advantages of kelo:

• such wood does not rot, since the log no longer contains moisture;
• making various products from dead wood, you do not have to worry about cracks, because the material has already passed a certain stage and has hardened;
• shrinkage will not be terrible for the same reason.

The Karelian has a low thermal conductivity, but a high heat capacity, so mini-baths are often built from it. The material retains temperature well, so the cost of the firebox will decrease. You can design saunas and log houses yourself, in addition, there is an opportunity to make an exclusive structure. The color palette of the wooden surface is striking in its beauty, as it has bluish-gray shades and golden-orange on the cuts.

Many are conquered by the texture and palette of materials that are considered unusual. If desired, the top layer can be removed to obtain wood with a golden, slightly pinkish tint.

It is possible to carry out construction from Karelian timber as soon as possible, from it you can erect walls, make a roof, etc.

However, it cannot be argued that kelo is the ideal wood, because some disadvantages are still present.

• For example, there are potholes and chips on the surface of the logs.that occur during transportation and handling, such defects will stand out. The logs cannot be perfect, so it should be understood that roughness will be present. However, such defects can be easily eliminated with a little grinding with special equipment. And to make the color more uniform, firing and final grinding are carried out, after which the surface will be perfectly smooth.

• Another disadvantage of kelo is its cost., since it is quite difficult to harvest the trunks, the same applies to the laborious processing of the material. Therefore, if you want to purchase high-quality and noble material for the construction of a bathhouse or other structure, you will need to pay a considerable amount, but it's worth it.

Dry pine material is available in different versions depending on the application. For example, to build a bathhouse or a country house, you can choose kelo logs or sawn timber from Karelian wood, which is in great demand.

As for the round timber, it is offered in a diameter of 20-50 cm. This material is ideal for the construction of various buildings, including high fences.

Many consumers are interested in Norwegian construction technology, and for her the best choice would be a dry pine carriage. You can also find ready-made log cabins made of Karelian wood on sale.

Also, Karelian pine boards are excellent as facing material. It should be noted that unedged deadwood board is highly valued, as it has a natural silver border, which emphasizes the nobility of the material. When it comes to the spectacular design of a room, many experts opt for the kelo slab. It is a side piece of a log with a sawn-off side, which can beautifully decorate furniture, stairs and benches.

On the market, Karelian pine is offered in the form of a bar, window blocks, which are distinguished by their durability and resistance to moisture. Kelo board is ideal for making massive doors that imitate ancient structures as closely as possible.

Dry wood has so many advantages that many manufacturers today use it in construction and design. The fashion for kelo will never pass, besides, the material is considered rare and noble, but who does not want a polar pine finish in his house or a massive table with a unique texture.

The board can be used to make floors, shelves. This type of building material is produced in accordance with GOST, so the best boards are used for the construction of a supporting structure, roofs, frames, etc.

However, the material is suitable not only for interior work, you can make beautiful gazebos from it, you can use it to equip an open terrace, and build a mini-bath from logs. All this will delight you not one year, but a much longer period of time.

There are many myths regarding Karelian dead wood that discourage consumers from choosing this material. Therefore, it is necessary to debunk several of these "legends", which are unfounded. In addition, it is important to note that most of these facts are invented by competitors who present other types of wood, so it is safe to say that myths are the usual marketing ploy of manufacturers.

The main misconception is talking about material shrinkage.that just can't be.

In addition, the wood is removed carefully and it is dry enough to give in to cracks or shrinkage.

Thus, the deadwood structure will be safe and reliable due to the strength of the wood. Shrinkage can occur only if the logs are soft enough and therefore they give in to load, because the material will begin to compact. If the polar pine is well processed and dried, it will not rot, therefore, it will not negatively affect the quality of the house.

The cost of the material is considered by many to be overpriced. However, if you study the process of preparing wood for use, it becomes clear why the price of Karelian pine is strikingly different from the cost of other species. You invest in quality, strength and reliability, besides, deadwood products look unique, because this is a noble material.

Thus, knowing the features of the polar pine, you can debunk the most common myths and make sure that any kelo designs will look good and will delight the consumer with their merits.