| 2. Stacking, drying & grading departments |
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Drying timber of other mills has been an important addition to turnover of the mill in the last years. Drying related buildings are located at the Northern side of the area. |
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Drying building. |
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South side's slide door and its complex looking moving mechanism. |
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The drying tunnels are now cold, probably for good. New entrepreneur is not going to continue timber business, but to concentrate in other stuff. |
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A couple of bearings and reels can be found from the the building. |
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Wheels again. |
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Doors on Northern side. |
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Before drying, timber must've been stacked of course. Here's stacking department. |
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Closer view from the front side. |
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Input of laths is in quite interesting place. |
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Roller coaster! |
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Sea blue control cabins. |
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The blue stacking machine was made by Sateko. |
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Laths in store. |
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View to the installation which has stacked outnumbered planks and laths. Can you make it work? |
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Long stairs to ground level. |
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The higher building in the middle has been emptied, so we will have to guess its function. Judging from stuff found inside and what's left in the process, grading department. |
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Traditional red is the colour. |
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Interior view from the red building. |
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Other direction. Something high has been in, but no longer. |
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Stamping equipment with strange texts. |
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This mark looks a bit more familiar. |