Treated Sill Plates 12″ x 24″ x 20′
These are treated sill plates 12" x 24" x 20' to support a variety of timber structures for a local Forestry company. Timber Toby is inspecting the quality of the product before shipment.
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Jack Blocks for Rail Car Repair Shop
These jack blocks are used between steel jacks and the steel car bodies and axles, to stop steel on steel contact. They get heavy use. The black handles have chain inside them. The end handles on the 6" x 8" Maple Blocks are so...
Contoured Dunnage for loading 36″ pipe on trucks
Check out this nice contoured dunnage, 36" diameter pipe saddles, 3 across on single sided dunnage (for the bottom of the truck deck) and for between the layers of pipe (double sided). This will ensure nothing rolls around on the freeway!
Hardwood Blocking for Heavy Lifts
We provide Hardwood Blocking to various industries, in this case a major Rail Company, for blocking of heavy machinery in their shop. Timber blocks don't "slip" like a steel block would (steel on steel is a slippery mess).
Robson Square Benches
We provided a customer with Custom Drilled and Manufactured Timbers for some bench replacements in Robson Square in Downtown Vancouver. We custom sized, drilled, countersunk, planed and prepared the pieces before treating. At the jobsite they removed the old rotten pieces and replaced with...
Heavy Lift uses ITP Products in Vancouver
This picture is from a customer who was moving some large pieces of mechanical equipment. The picture notes how we supported the move by supplying shaped saddle dunnage (so the vessel wouldn't roll on the barge), special shaped timber pad to accommodate various shapes,...
Long Wedges for supporting Heavy Machinery
Check these long wedges we made for a customer who is blocking up large pieces of machinery. We made 6x12" x 2-1/2" toe, 3x12" and 2x12" and we tapered them down to 3/4" at the toe. Wedges are very useful and can be used...
What’s holding up the Port Mann Bridge? Hardwood blocking by Industrial Timber Products of course…
During construction of the Port Mann Bridge in 2013/2014 - 12 specialty-laminated hardwood blocks were used to hold up the concrete and steel "wings” at the North and South Towers. These special customized blocks supplied by Industrial Timber Products were eventually replaced with rigid...