Stakes & Posts

Timber piles

debarked or with bark | blunt or pointed

Timber piles in round timber for water engineering, bank stabilisation and foundations. Available debarked or with bark, blunt or pointed on four sides, in diameters of 15 to 50 cm and lengths up to 20 m.

  • Timber speciesPine, spruce, larch, Douglas fir, oak or robinia
  • Versionblunt or pointed on four sides
  • Treatmentdebarked or with bark
  • Head finishDriving protection with a steel plate or head ring on request
  • Lengthsup to 20 m
  • Lead timeapprox. 1–6 weeks
  • Quantityfrom a pallet to a full lorry load
At a glance

Available sizes and versions

Sizes and versions of Timber piles
Diameter in cmLength in m
15–20 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
20–25 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
25–30 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
30–35 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
35–40 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
40–45 cm1.00 to 20.00 m
45–50 cm1.00 to 20.00 m

Further diameters and greater lengths on request.

In detail

Timber piles, all the essentials

Product description

Timber piles are long round-timber piles that are driven into the ground with a pile driver. We supply them debarked or with bark and either blunt or pointed on four sides. The point makes driving easier; a blunt end is chosen when the pile is set in a different way.

Available diameters are 15 to 50 cm and lengths up to 20 m. The timber species available are pine, spruce, larch, Douglas fir, oak and robinia. For driving, the head can be protected with a steel plate or secured against splitting with a head ring.

Areas of use

Timber piles are used in water engineering, in coastal and flood protection and for bank stabilisation, for example for groynes, bank revetments and jetties. They also serve for embankment stabilisation and as foundations for structures.

Which timber species and which dimensions are suitable depends on the subsoil, the water level and the loading and is to be determined as part of the planning.

Origin & sustainability

The timber for our timber piles comes from sustainably managed forests.

Delivery

Delivery is made through various freight partners. The lead time is as a rule approx. 1 to 6 weeks and can vary according to the dimensions, the order quantity and the delivery location.

For delivery by crane lorry, unloading takes place free to site. Please make sure that the unloading area is easily accessible.

Depending on the scope of delivery and the vehicle used, a forklift or comparable lifting equipment may be needed for unloading. When you enquire, please let us know what unloading facilities are available on site. Collection from our location in Hennef is not possible.

Important notes

  • Timber piles are a natural product. Curvature, taper, knots and cracks can occur.
  • The diameters are given as ranges. The exact diameter of a pile changes along its length.
  • Which timber species, which diameter and which length come into question for a construction project depends on the planning, the subsoil and the loading and must be determined for the specific project.
  • On request, the pile head can be fitted with a steel plate as driving protection or with a head ring against splitting.
  • We agree the transport and unloading of very long piles with you in advance.
  • Further diameters, lengths and versions are possible on request subject to availability.

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Still have questions, or would you like to send us an enquiry?

The product, size, quantity and delivery postcode are enough. Your written quote follows promptly, usually within 24 hours.

Rather speak to us directly? We are available Mon–Fri 8.00–18.00. In writing you can reach us through the contact form or by e-mail at info@worldwide-wood.de.

Good to know

Timber piles, frequently asked questions

What do timber piles cost?

Timber prices move with quantity, size and delivery location. That is why we calculate at current day rates rather than from outdated price lists. Your written quote follows promptly, usually within 24 hours.

Which sizes and lengths are available?

The size table on this page lists our standard sizes, which are usually available. Simply enquire about the size you want and we will check current availability. Other lengths and sizes are usually possible too and can be requested at any time.

Where does the timber for timber piles come from?

From European forestry operations, mainly in Germany, Poland, Hungary and Romania. All partners work according to the rules of sustainable forestry; on request we provide evidence of the origin of your batch.

How long does delivery take?

The lead time is as a rule approx. 1 to 6 weeks and can vary according to the dimensions, the order quantity and the delivery location.

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