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Two types of stress-graded lumber are available: Grade S5P (minimum working stress in bending of 5.2 MPa) and Grade S7P (minimum working stress in bending of 7.2 MPa). Both are planed (P) and suitable for structural applications.
SAFCOL processes softwood pine logs into kiln-dried, high-quality graded lumber that meets SANS structural specifications. The products are available in various grades and dimensions suitable for structural applications such as roof trusses and timber frame structures.
This product is fully certified according to strength properties and displays the standardization mark as per National Standard Specifications. It complies with the National Building Regulations of South Africa and is suitable for structural use in construction projects.
The nursery serves as an entry point for local employment, learnerships, and community partnerships, offering opportunities for individuals from nearby communities to engage with SAFCOL’s forestry operations.
The SAFCOL Research and Nursery Centre in Sabie produces pine and eucalyptus seedlings under controlled conditions to supply plantations across Mpumalanga, Limpopo, and KwaZulu-Natal as part of regular replanting cycles.
SAFCOL offers a tree improvement programme focused on increasing volume growth, improving stem form and branch characteristics, enhancing disease tolerance, and improving wood properties through scientific innovation and sustainable forestry practices.
SAFCOL invites partnerships with universities, research institutions, and international bodies like CAMCORE to advance tree breeding programmes and expand genetic diversity for improved forest productivity and resilience.
The SAFCOL Research Centre in Sabie, Mpumalanga offers scientific research and development services in tree breeding, silviculture, and forestry science. These services aim to improve tree growth, timber quality, disease resistance, and wood properties through advanced genetic selection and site-specific management practices.
The current B-BBEE Level 1 certificate for SAFCOL is available for download from the company's corporate website. This document verifies SAFCOL's compliance with Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment standards.
SAFCOL holds two FSC certifications: one for Forest Management (C013832) and one for Chain of Custody (C007806). These certifications confirm that SAFCOL manages forests responsibly and maintains traceability of certified products.
Investors and partners may submit unsolicited proposals to SAFCOL for collaboration, investment, or project partnerships. These are reviewed by the Investor Relations team.
SAFCOL supports supplier development initiatives, including cooperatives like Sinikiwe Ithuba, which have graduated to supplier status. New suppliers may apply through enterprise development programmes.
