Bois Laurentides

Bois Laurentide manufactures sturdy wooden boxes designed to provide enhanced and secure protection for high-quality products. These packaging solutions are suitable for both international exports and local deliveries. The crates are stackable, optimizing storage and transport space. Manufacturing is flexible, using materials chosen by the customer, such as traditional wood planks or oriented strand board like Aspenite. A key advantage is the option to have these wooden boxes heat-treated. This treatment, compliant with phytosanitary standards, is accredited by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), which is essential for exporting goods worldwide. The company addresses specific requirements to ensure that each box perfectly matches the protection and handling needs of the product it contains.

Bois Laurentide is a specialized manufacturer of wooden pallets, offering both standard and non-standard solutions to meet a wide variety of handling and packaging needs. The company provides a diverse range of sizes and technical designs, adapting to the specific requirements of each customer. The pallets are available in either softwood or hardwood, allowing for the selection of the most appropriate option based on the load and intended use. For companies that export their goods, Bois Laurentide offers a crucial service: the accreditation of pallets for international export. This process is carried out directly in their facilities and ensures compliance with the standards of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). This service includes heat treatment, which guarantees the pallets are compliant with global phytosanitary regulations.

Bois Laurentide's wirebound wooden boxes are a specialized packaging solution, ideal for transporting and storing bulk products. Their unique design allows them to handle higher lateral loads than standard wooden boxes, making them particularly robust. A distinctive feature is the use of premium steel wire, which serves as a highly rigid and durable frame, surpassing the strength of standard steel strapping. This solid construction allows the boxes to be stacked without issue, even when pressure is exerted on the sides. As with its other packaging products, Bois Laurentide can accredit its wirebound wooden boxes for international export, ensuring compliance with the requirements of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

Bois Laurentide's non-standard wooden boxes provide a fully customized packaging solution, perfect for any type of product and equipment. Flexibility is at the core of this offering: the boxes can be produced with or without lids, and the customer can choose the wood grade and all technical components. The company's approach is that its design limits are equal to the customer's specific needs. A notable advantage is that no minimum order quantity is required, making this service accessible even for one-off needs. Furthermore, these custom boxes can be accredited for international export, in compliance with the standards of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), thus ensuring their acceptance for global shipments.

Bois Laurentide manufactures various wooden skids and dunnage, which are essential for handling and securing goods during transport. These products are designed to suit any type of shipment, providing stable support and protection against unwanted movement. As a key component of industrial packaging, wooden skids and dunnage ensure that heavy or irregularly shaped equipment and products are properly braced and stabilized. Like the company's other wood products, these items can be custom-made to meet specific requirements. They can also undergo heat treatment to comply with international export standards, ensuring they meet the phytosanitary regulations required by the CFIA.

Bois Laurentide offers a heat treatment service for wood products, essential for companies that export their goods. This treatment is carried out in compliance with export standards and is accredited by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). The primary objective of heat treatment is to destroy pests, such as insects and their larvae, that may be present in the wood. In addition to pest control, heat treatment prevents the formation of mold and fungi, reduces the wood's moisture content (and thus its weight), and helps comply with sanitation standards in sensitive sectors like pharmaceuticals and food. This service ensures that wooden packaging can cross international borders without issue.